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I was also born and lived in a socialist country, not sure I get your point. If being "in the herd" means that janitors get vacation, medical leave, and don't h
by GuiA 9y ago
I was also born and lived in a socialist country, not sure I get your point. If being "in the herd" means that janitors get vacation, medical leave, and don't have to work from 6am to 2am like the janitor in the article, it's an alright herd I'd say.
- randallsquared 9y agoNot sure if "6am" was a typo, or if you decided the janitor in the article was working 20 hours a day. :)
- AdrianB1 9y agoYou know that an employer is calculating the overall cost per year and the overall productivity per year. If you want to work X months and get 12-X months of vacation, just tell the employer and you will get a reduced salary and paid vacation, so in the end you cover your total cost. Medical leave? Buy an insurance that covers medical leave. Everything has a cost, who should cover it, the Holly Pope? Big salary? Well that poor janitor earns 10 times a Chinese janitor in a big city and 50 times a Chinese janitor in rural areas. You janitor is extremely rich by comparison, why don't you pay some more tax to help the Chinese janitor? Or your moral fiber ends to your border?