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Because when this happens en masse, they won't have enough "next person" to get work done, so they raise wages. That's how a market works (see: low wage jobs in
by b9a2cab5 5y ago
Because when this happens en masse, they won't have enough "next person" to get work done, so they raise wages. That's how a market works (see: low wage jobs in the US now).
- upbeat_general 5y agoWith that logic, why have any worker protections at all? The market will always sort it out!
- LocalH 5y agoSo they start giving out meaningless gewgaws to get people to apply ("free iPhone 12 Pro Max on hiring!") instead of actually paying living wages and benefits
- dylan604 5y agohow long does one need to work there before being fully vested and not required to give the phone back? 1 week? 1 month? 1 year? 2 years (like a phone contract)? I might go work for burger king for a day for a new phone as long as I got to keep it after that day. Any longer than that would be a nope.