> "At the end of the day, nobody is forcing anyone to work here." This erroneous logic justifies a lot of abuses. And it is used as much by employers as by emp

> "At the end of the day, nobody is forcing anyone to work here." This erroneous logic justifies a lot of abuses. And it is used as much by employers as by employees. This statement eliminates the circumstances that make you work there, that can be out of your control. And it is easy to turn it around: "If you could choose any job, you will chose that one?". Probably not. So there goes all your choosing. > "I can't quit now, because the cost of getting to the agency for the interview and drug test – and getting here today for just five hours' pay – means I'll have made a loss." Talking about circumstances this is a bad one.