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In what way? Morally and ethically, I think you're going to get a resounding yes from people here. Legally, I very much doubt it, but I am not a lawyer.
by 0xffff2 4y ago
In what way? Morally and ethically, I think you're going to get a resounding yes from people here. Legally, I very much doubt it, but I am not a lawyer.
- hank_z 4y agoLegally. In my opinion, if something is required for a worker to finish the job, the employer is obligated to provide it for free. I could be wrong. Curious to know other people's thought.
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- tekla 4y agoLegally you would be wrong. See the entire food delivery industry
- hocuspocus 4y agoI don't see many jurisdictions where food delivery drivers are employees.
- bee_rider 4y agoI’m not sure what the laws are, but it would seem pretty silly to fire an engineer over the cost of a device like this. Of course it is important that you don’t have a cellphone, from your employer’s point of view. Or “I don’t bring it to work, I want to focus on your issues 100% no distractions, boss :)”