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> There is nothing dystopian about denying people that are no longer employed office access. That conveniently leaves out the dystopian parts. Being logged off
by lm28469 4y ago
> There is nothing dystopian about denying people that are no longer employed office access.
That conveniently leaves out the dystopian parts. Being logged off remotely, no personal communication, no delay, &c.
- oytis 4y agoThat's just modern technology. I'm not aware of any country where labour laws would prevent logging employees out remotely. There are some where you can't be laid off immediately, but even there you could be denied access to the systems and just get paid for the rest of your tenure I believe?
- pjc50 4y agoCorrect. Places with a statutory consulting period can lock you out, but they have to pay you for the consultation period.