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They do compensate you. It's called a salary. I don't get reimbursed for my work clothes, car (which I only need because I commute) or haircuts, but my company
by dtnewman 6y ago
They do compensate you. It's called a salary. I don't get reimbursed for my work clothes, car (which I only need because I commute) or haircuts, but my company expects me to have all of these.
I'm sure that I can find a company that wouldn't require any of these, but the salary and benefits from my current job outweigh these costs.
- chadlavi 6y agoThat's kind of ludicrous and I think you know it. The space I work in in my NYC apartment is now space that is not living space. I had to carve square feet out of my apartment to provide space for my company's economic activity. My clothes have nothing to do with my employer, nor does my car, even if I use them while working, I can also use them for other things. It's the employer's responsibility to create the space for working. Currently we're all basically loaning our bosses some space in our homes. If everyone's boss goes "huh well, guess I don't need a physical office anymore" then all they've done is offload the responsibility for housing their work to their employees, with no compensation.