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Forcing a person to pay something against their will is definitively a human rights violation. That's forced labor.
by exabrial 5y ago
Forcing a person to pay something against their will is definitively a human rights violation. That's forced labor.
- cool_dude85 5y agoAgainst their will? Didn't these employees choose to work at a closed shop? Don't they choose to continue their work there each new day?
- aylmao 5y agoAgain, I'm no legal expert, but I'm pretty sure forced labour is forcing someone to work against their will, not charging a commission to work. People pay commissions to work all the time, they might agree with taxes, they might disagree with union dues, but regardless, I'm pretty sure it's not a human rights violation.