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Absolutely, The most evil variation of this is "we'd rather have the increased productivity than spend the resources to actually avoid X so our guidelines say
by joe_the_user 3y ago
Absolutely,
The most evil variation of this is "we'd rather have the increased productivity than spend the resources to actually avoid X so our guidelines say they're to avoid X but really they're to blame a line worker when X happens so we can keep saying we don't want X". See the rash of train derailments and toxic spills we're lately now that railroads have imposed "precision railroading/precision crew scheduling".