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>There overtime seems to be voluntary (unless there are not enough volunteers, in which case it becomes a necessary part of employment) So this is akin to a mu
by phpisthebest 4y ago
>There overtime seems to be voluntary (unless there are not enough volunteers, in which case it becomes a necessary part of employment)
So this is akin to a mugger saying "Give me your money voluntarily, or I will force you with his gun"
Sorry but "Voluntary or else" is not Voluntary
- fencepost 4y agoslow clap nice attempt at escalation. 'Voluntary' in this case seems to be a way of allowing the affected workers to make the decision of who's going to be working rather than management choosing. Ideally this avoids having management assign Bob (whose daughter has a dance recital he'll miss) instead of George (who's saving for Stanley Cup tickets) so the staff who want overtime get to choose to have overtime. I think there's a word for that, it's right at the tip of my tongue.