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9 comments at the time of writing this, and three of them are already saying this a "normal" practice. Let's get something very clear: making your employees wor
by ohgodplsno 6y ago
9 comments at the time of writing this, and three of them are already saying this a "normal" practice. Let's get something very clear: making your employees work insane hours for a simple delivery job, at such a rate that _you literally cannot deliver your daily packages if you do not shit in a bag on the side of the road_ should be criminal. Seeing people with a cushy little job in IT paid more than 90% of their fellow countrymen consider this as "normal" because they need to have their cheap chinese products delivered the same day need to take a large step back.
This is not to go home earlier. It's the exact same thing as their warehouses, where the targets are set so impossibly high that you have no choice but to ignore your bodily needs. Whichever manager forces this onto their employees is at the very least a sociopath.
- LorenPechtel 6y agoYou don't understand what many of us are saying--even with *zero* time pressure this will happen. If you're paid piecework it's simply common sense.