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The problem always comes down to bad actors. If I, as a vendor, could have my people do the work of moving and set up and elect not to use the convention cente
by bena 6y ago
The problem always comes down to bad actors.
If I, as a vendor, could have my people do the work of moving and set up and elect not to use the convention center staff, then there's a way to circumvent the convention center staff and fire them all.
You just hire a "vendor" with their own crew to do all the stuff. With no actual work to do, it's justifiable to fire the convention center staff.
If people weren't bastards, we wouldn't need such weird rules. But then again, if people weren't bastards, we wouldn't need unions either.
- bluGill 6y agoWhy does a convention center have enough staff to do that setup? That seems wasteful in itself. Sure they need a few janitors to sweep up afterwords, and someone needs to know how to flip a tripped breaker, so they can't be staff free. However the needs of each event are different enough that staff for vendor setup doesn't really make sense.
- botverse 6y agoBecause the convention center might be one of the only source of jobs around