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The article uses the word "volunteer", but then it does not provide any evidence that the workers are not being paid. So I would use the word "employee"... Obvi
by pooya13 9y ago
The article uses the word "volunteer", but then it does not provide any evidence that the workers are not being paid. So I would use the word "employee"...
Obviously they can offer to pay their workers more for longer hours what's wrong with that??
- UncleEntity 9y agoYou either "volunteer" or you get an unpaid day off if you work on the other production lines.
- pooya13 9y agoWhere did you read that? It said you either take an unpaid day or use paid vacation day. Never mentioned anything about having to volunteer. I do agree that it is not proper practice to have your workers take unpaid off days when they might depend on the income.