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They aren't really required to work [without pay]. They're allowed to quit. They're just required to work [without being paid immediately] if they want to keep
by leereeves 8y ago
They aren't really required to work [without pay]. They're allowed to quit.
They're just required to work [without being paid immediately] if they want to keep the job, with the promise that they'll be paid later.
Edit: Except for the Coast Guard, for whom the current situation really sucks.
- mike10010100 8y ago> They aren't really required to work. They're allowed to quit. They're just required to work if they want to keep the job I'm not really required to breathe, but if I don't, I'll stop living. So...yeah...that's what's known as a requirement.
- leereeves 8y agoObviously I meant "work at that job" as in "work without pay", but I'll edit my post to make that clear.
- inferiorhuman 8y agoCoast Guard aside, various federal employees are prohibited from having second jobs or looking for other work.