If, as part of my job, I get launched into space and fly around the earth really fast, causing the amount of time I perceive to desync with the amount of time the earth perceives, do I get paid based on my perception of time or the earth's?
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@RadvylfPrograms I am considering asking this on either law or the workplace but don't know which it'd be more on-topic on
If an employee, as a part of their job, travels at relativistic speeds (perhaps for space travel or scientific purposes), causing the amount of time they perceive to meaningfully desynchronize with the amount of time the Earth perceives, would their employer be required to pay their wages (or, if...
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