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What does your contract say? If it says hours, selling the same hour to someone else without their express knowledge and agreement is theft.
by benjaminwootton 4y ago
What does your contract say?
If it says hours, selling the same hour to someone else without their express knowledge and agreement is theft.
- bheadmaster 4y agoIf the hours are important, then why would CEOs care if their employees work at 50% or 100% of effort? Unless, the whole point of employment is to own the person for the time being?
- welshwelsh 4y agoThe employment contract is an outdated relic from factory work, when it was actually reasonable to measure work in hours and an 8 hour shift made sense. There are no ethical obligations for employees to follow employment contacts because there is a massive power imbalance. Workers are forced to accept humiliating and ridiculous terms, like peeing in a cup to pass a drug test, just so that they can survive. 2-3 hours a day of productive work is standard for office jobs. There's no reason to work more than that; you won't get paid more, they will just take advantage of you. There is nothing wrong with working another job in that case, so that you are paid proportionally to your output.