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Why must the burden of getting a job that is not shitty always seem to fall on the worker and never the employee or the state? Why don't we have a law that say
by mordae 3y ago
Why must the burden of getting a job that is not shitty always seem to fall on the worker and never the employee or the state?
Why don't we have a law that says "if the boss is disrespectful to the worker, they pay the worker the average of their hourly wage for every such incident" while being rude to your superior would be considered a breach of conduct that, when repeated, would be grounds for dismissal?
Stop adoring the hierarchy and licking the boot.
- gambiting 3y ago>>Why must the burden of getting a job that is not shitty always seem to fall on the worker and never the employee or the state? What makes you think that my arguments precludes the latter? Equally, do you think that you as an employee have no agency in your own choice of employment? I understand there is a lot(probably even a majority) of people in the world who don't have that - but my comment isn't addressed to those. It's addressed to the specific HN comment. >>Stop adoring the hierarchy and licking the boot. ...what? I think you've constructed in your own head what my position is and are arguing against that, and not against what I actually said or believe.