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Yes, and that’s absurd. You can be a nurse or a teacher and make almost as much with exponentially more headaches and responsibilities. Or you can just work odd
by low_tech_love 3y ago
Yes, and that’s absurd. You can be a nurse or a teacher and make almost as much with exponentially more headaches and responsibilities. Or you can just work odd jobs for a few months then take unemployment allowance and go to Thailand. That’s why the inflation is growing like hell, and why it’s so hard to get good service when you need it, and everyone who does anything even remotely relevant is so stressed and burning out. These outdated and spurious socialist concepts are absolutely atrocious.
- fransje26 3y agoYes, how dare they not underpay and overwork their service staff like everywhere else. They might get strange ideas and start believing that a healthier work-stress-leisure balance is possible. What will come next? Holiday days that you are actually allowed to take? Free education? Or, heaven-forbid, free healthcare? No, no, no. Back in the crab bucket you socialist parasite.
- low_tech_love 3y agoWhat’s the point of not overworking a waitress and instead put the pressure on those who are doing actually relevant work? There is not a single nurse or doctor I ever met in Sweden who wasn’t overworked, stressed, and underpaid. You can never get more than 10 minutes with a doctor, and never with less than a month in advance. Why? Because hospitals are understaffed because nobody wants to take the responsibility if you can just sit on your ass all day and get paid by försäkringskassan. My kids have been to three different schools and most of the staff is not even trained in education. They literally just hire anyone who is actually willing to do the work because simply put almost nobody cares to take the blow. Plus they are all rude and angry all the time due to stress. But I guess the 19-year old waitress is partying in Thailand so that’s good.