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I have staff that can be ten min late and it's generally okay (although if everyone did it the same day it would be quite bad). I have other staff where it is imperative that they be on time. Due to having some people that absolutely have to be there on time you kind of have to set a standard for the building though. It can cause some significant animosity between workers if some people have to be there on time and others it really doesn't matter. So like many people said it really depends on the job.
Exactly what management is comfortable with in lieu of paying for overlapping shifts which would avoid the problem.
Some businesses are not open 24 hours a day so what I was talking about specifically is the morning shift. As in the first people that come in in the morning. There is no overlap because there's no other workers the building is closed.