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Yeah it expands the whole concept of wage slavery.
by raziel2701 6y ago
Yeah it expands the whole concept of wage slavery.
- lopmotr 6y agoNo it doesn't at all. Those employees were always free to apply to Apple independently. This finder's fee sounds like the commission a recruitment agency would charge for literally finding workers. That's a perfectly reasonable way to charge for that service.
- djur 6y agoOK, let's set aside the fact that the CEO was the engineers' current supervisor and regard her just as a recruiter. If a recruiter contacted an engineer and says "Apple is looking for engineers with your skills", and then contacted Apple and said "I know a great engineer who's interested in working with you, here's their resume", and Apple proceeded to hire the engineer without paying a finder's fee, would the recruiter have cause for a lawsuit against either party?