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Individual employees have a power of moving to another employer. There are professions when skill transfer is problematic, like a railroad engineer, but wareho
by AlexTWithBeard 8y ago
Individual employees have a power of moving to another employer.
There are professions when skill transfer is problematic, like a railroad engineer, but warehouse worker is not one of them.
It is indeed not frictionless and requires some effort, but it's certainly doable.
- SolaceQuantum 8y ago> It is indeed not frictionless and requires some effort, but it's certainly doable. You've just explained why this power isn't realistic to invoke. If you're a warehouse worker, can you afford the unemployment time long enough to find another job? Can your family?
- AlexTWithBeard 8y agoI think yelling "I quit!" and slamming the door happens only in movies. In real life most people first secure a new job and then resign from their current position. To answer your question: no, my family cannot afford me not working for half a year as well. I believe this is the case for most of people not living with parents.