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Move somewhere else. If you can't find a perfered job in your hometown, you don't force the local company to make a job to your satisfaction, you move to a diff
by asjldkfin 6y ago
Move somewhere else. If you can't find a perfered job in your hometown, you don't force the local company to make a job to your satisfaction, you move to a different part of the country.
Why should these people get any other type of consideration.
- jasonjayr 6y agoWe're not asking them to make the job to our satisfaction. We're asking them to treat people with the minimum of respect and dignity.
- asjldkfin 6y agoIf you feel like you're not being treated with dignity and respect, then quit the job.
- jasonjayr 6y agoYou've said that in another branch of this thread. Do you understand that some people don't have that option? Or cannot move to a new location? Through no fault of their own? Why can't people use the powers they have delegated to the government to put a stop to these practices, for the growing class of people who are trapped in jobs with conditions similar to this?
- asjldkfin 6y agoI never said they can't lobby the government. I said they shouldn't feel entitled. If I'm destitute and I'm at a soup kitchen; I wouldn't complain about the food even if it sucks, because the alternative is to starve. It's the same thing here, beggars can't be choosers. If you want the government to change the rules, go ahead. But don't demonize the company that's literally putting food on your table because you don't like the only job you can find.
- extradesgo 6y agoWhen you can barely even pay each month’s rent, just moving to a new apartment locally can require a year or two of savings. And thats assuming you don’t have children or any other unexpected (car broke down, medical bills).