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Keyloggers are nothing like chattel slavery. Melodramatic comparisons make labor advocates sound unreasonable. It’s fine to push for less intrusive performance
by junofan 4y ago
Keyloggers are nothing like chattel slavery. Melodramatic comparisons make labor advocates sound unreasonable. It’s fine to push for less intrusive performance monitoring on its own merits.
- kibwen 4y agoRather, the point is to illustrate how the default state of the employer-employee relationship is to be as unfavorable to the employee as the employer can get away with, where slavery is merely the extreme end of the scale that employers aspire to.
- surement 4y agoif the "employer-employee relationship" was not a positive sum transaction then it wouldn't happen
- kibwen 4y agoThis is damning with faint praise. When Clint Eastwood pulls out a gun, tosses Tuco a shovel, and tells him to start digging, that's also a positive sum transaction, but it may bode poorly for Tuco.
- Natsu 4y agoThat's very disputable given the costs to Tuco and in any case, the modal positive sum is that both employee and employer profit.
- surement 4y agoI don't know that reference but no one we're talking about here is under threat of death from their employer. You are an intellectually dishonest person.