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It's not Work-to-rule, though. The intent is different and actions taken under the term "Quiet Quitting" are only a subset of Work-to-rule. With Work to rule th
by isleyaardvark 4y ago
It's not Work-to-rule, though. The intent is different and actions taken under the term "Quiet Quitting" are only a subset of Work-to-rule. With Work to rule the intent is to negatively affect the business in the context of labor relations as an alternative to a strike. With quiet quitting the intent is not kill yourself by giving free labor to your employer.
I find the whole discussion about "Quiet Quitting" absolutely absurd.
"I'm hiring you to work 40 hours a week."
"I accept."
"I want you to work an extra 20 hours a week for free."
"No."
"What are you, 'Quiet Quitting' or something? You trying to go on strike?"