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You are advocating for slavery, unpaid work. If you willfuly agree to unpaid work, you will be such a bad union leader, don't bother. You missed the entire po
by simlevesque 6y ago
You are advocating for slavery, unpaid work.
If you willfuly agree to unpaid work, you will be such a bad union leader, don't bother.
You missed the entire point.
- sokoloff 6y agoDoing something that helps you and helps your similarly-situated fellow worker seems like something that would qualify you for a union leadership role. Further: People do all kinds of unpaid work to make their community or shared experiences better without (most of?) us accusing them of advocating for slavery.
- sodality2 6y agoSlavery implies force. What I said explicitly required volunteering. That's like calling volunteering slavery. Am I a slave for working at my hospital in the summer?
- krageon 6y agoUnpaid work isn't slavery, it's volunteering. It's only slavery if (for example) you're locked up in prison and beaten by a guard if you don't do it.