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I didn't mean books accounting, i meant in studies like these and others. Since the guidelines become murky, how do you really account for how much workers are
by no_wizard 4y ago
I didn't mean books accounting, i meant in studies like these and others. Since the guidelines become murky, how do you really account for how much workers are taking off more broadly?
It leads to an obfuscation of the data over time, I think.
- pengaru 4y agoThey're one in the same though. If the time off isn't on the books, it's definitely not making it into any study's datasets no doubt sourced indirectly from those books via some employment-related TLA... Understanding the inherently undocumented ad-hoc nature of the "unlimited time off" scam makes it pretty obvious IMO.