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> All employees are free to leave... That's a pretty poor excuse for misbehavior. Similar to "if you don't like this country, you should leave".
by speedplane 7y ago
> All employees are free to leave...
That's a pretty poor excuse for misbehavior. Similar to "if you don't like this country, you should leave".
- throwawayhhakdl 7y agoI don’t think it is. The problem with that statement is that leaving a country is a huge transition, with plenty of costs, and unclear rewards. Leaving a job is sometimes a big deal, but it’s never as serious. One could argue that the more serious it is for your the greater the problem in question is because you don’t have any skills deemed valuable by your current employer or potential employers. What to do with useless white collar labor is a hard problem. Mistreating people is a bad idea, but you need to do “something” otherwise you’ll eventually just go out of business if firing them is not an option. Globalism is hard.
- boring_twenties 7y ago> That does not excuse misconduct by managers or violations of law. Literally right after the bit you quoted.