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> auschwitzean Do you mean "arbeit macht frei" [1] or "work will set you free"? Were you prevented from leaving? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbeit_mac

• kermittd 8y ago
  No not all. It’s why I said auschwitzean like. O there is the corporate tag line. I think it goes improving lives through the power of work. I’ll get a source on that
  • ben1040 8y ago
    I've seen this line on their billboards around town, "the power and dignity of work." http://www.goodwill.org/blog/advocate/the-power-of-work/ http://www.goodwill.org/blog/advocate/the-power-of-work/
    • sandworm101 8y ago
      That protestant work ethic has a long tradition in the US. It has informed debates from slavery to obamacare. It is a great way to motivate a population to work. It biult much of early America when a lack of labour was a limiting factor on growth. But wherever labour is plentiful, or non-voluntary, such ideas quickly lead to abuse. Owners start thinking that they do the employees a favour just by allowing them in the factory door.