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I want to be healthy. My employer needs me to be healthy. My employer is willing to pay for some of it. Where's the problem?
by nulbyte 8y ago
I want to be healthy. My employer needs me to be healthy. My employer is willing to pay for some of it. Where's the problem?
- humanrebar 8y agoA loss of healthy boundaries. My employer is not a parent, and even if it were, I'm beyond the age where that level of input from a parent is healthy.
- lm28469 8y agoYou're free to see it how you like. I personally see it as one step in the direction of work totalitarianism where everything you do is thoroughly designed for workplace productivity. I have no doubt that if megacorps started to build bedrooms in their offices (even with bunkbeds) and offered them for free a lot of people would gladly move in there permanently without even thinking about the big picture. But again, you do you, and you set your own boundaries.