It's probably more interesting to them than watching their kids. I've known people that would work late all the time and sometimes on weekends, or always trying to travel for work to avoid their families.
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Maybe they work flex time, so they can take time off during the week to do other stuff with their family. Or maybe they're not working at all, could be organizing sports stuff for their kid. Or doing an online class or something.
I'll say that's possible. Most of the people I saw were in Excel, Outlook, or working on large documents. My natural curiosity wants me to start taking a census if only to disprove my thoughts.
Still, never work on the weekends if you don't have to.