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It's entitlement to refuse to be treated like garbage? I feel like it's rather entitlement on the part of those who are treating workers like garbage. Employers
by LocalH 5y ago
It's entitlement to refuse to be treated like garbage? I feel like it's rather entitlement on the part of those who are treating workers like garbage. Employers expect employees to "go above and beyond" but I see that as a two way street. I will "go above and beyond" for a company that does likewise with me. I will do no more than the basic job functions if the job demands more than its rightful place in my life, or if they attempt to abuse me.
- bogota 5y agoBeing treated like garbage and a job inherently being shitty aren’t the same thing. People seem to confuse that. All this is doing is driving automation at a faster pace and the people who once did the jobs will now have something new to complain about when they have no job available at all in 10 years
- MrStonedOne 5y agoThe majority of the jobs that can't hire people are customer facing jobs where the job is to be treated like garbage by customers
- oliv__ 5y agoFine, so find another job that suits your snowflake requirements
- taurath 5y agoWhat do you think people are doing? Aren’t the business owners the snowflakes here, demanding their right to pay people peanuts for labor and earn them profits?
- oliv__ 5y agoThey're not "demanding" anything. They're offering jobs for wages which you deem too low.
- LocalH 5y ago"Snowflake requirements" for saying that I put into a job the effort that they're willing to put into me, and no more? That's not a "snowflake requirement", that's the bare minimum of decency. What right does a job have to exploit the power differential to force you to be dependent on them in unhealthy ways?
- oliv__ 5y agoWell when you don't have any money left to buy your groceries, sooner or later you'll find out who's dependent on who