If you are not wealthy enough to no longer have to work, your employer already controls more than a third of your life, and exerts all sorts of peripheral contr

If you are not wealthy enough to no longer have to work, your employer already controls more than a third of your life, and exerts all sorts of peripheral control through all the pressures necessary to maintain a specific job (location, social trail, etc.). Comparatively, what you describe seems like a non-issue