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It doesn't makes a difference. If I had a job I might not want to continue if it was undesirable, if it was desirable I would continue anyway. If I didn't hav
by kaybe 6y ago
It doesn't makes a difference.
If I had a job I might not want to continue if it was undesirable, if it was desirable I would continue anyway.
If I didn't have a job I would still like my basic needs covered (living in a country with good social security means that that would actually be so), and if nobody else had to pick up my slack I'd want more than the basics.
And then I want that for everyone. Any of the situations given above is true for someone in my surroundings, colleagues, friends, neighbors.
My perspective is coloured by the country I live in of course. Nobody will be on the street, hungry or without healthcare if they lose their job here, there is plenty of annual leave by law. And it's great, I gladly pay taxes for that. But imagine, it could be even better!
Why do you think the question matters?