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Living as a US expat-in Argentina has painfully proven the other extreme, where the staff does not work for tips, and where firing them for anything ( even stea
by artur_makly 8y ago
Living as a US expat-in Argentina has painfully proven the other extreme, where the staff does not work for tips, and where firing them for anything ( even stealing ) will get you the owner a heavy lawsuit where you will lose 99% of the time ( due to corruption )
So they basically have ZERO incentive to do any work and therefore their default face = "Cara de culo".
Intersestingly enough, as millions of new Venezuelans have immigrated, they have now become the most sought after service-industry workers, simply because they always smile, work hard, and very happy to have a job. Hopefully these market forces will have some nice overall affects on the whole.
- tzs 8y ago> firing them for anything ( even stealing ) will get you the owner a heavy lawsuit where you will lose 99% of the time ( due to corruption ) That seems weird. How does corruption end up favoring the fired workers? Usually isn't it the business owners that have the resources to bribe or provide favors for corrupt officials to get their way? What do the fired workers have to offer to influence a corrupt official?