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Have to be the devil's advocate here. If you give an employee a day off to vote, what are the odds that they still don't vote? Will this really solve the proble
by huangc10 10y ago
Have to be the devil's advocate here. If you give an employee a day off to vote, what are the odds that they still don't vote? Will this really solve the problem of an apathetic employee?
What about something else like a company held half day event that involves voting and doing something else fun (lunch or picnic?) ie. instead of a party bus...a voting bus of some sort?
- tormeh 10y agoSure, some people will pirate PC games with or without Steam, but a lot of people switched to paying when it became more convenient. Convenience and availability matters. It wouldn't be that far-fetched to propose that this is also true in voting.
- mfringel 10y agoIf I remove the first sentence from your posting, I get a straightforward statement that says "Employees will just take the day off and not vote." If that's your view, I suggest owning it.