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It doesn't force people into contracts, but it bans two willing parties from making certain contracts. I've always enjoyed being a contractor because I have un
by JamesBarney 3y ago
It doesn't force people into contracts, but it bans two willing parties from making certain contracts.
I've always enjoyed being a contractor because I have unlimited vacation (within reason) and can balance how much time I want to take off with how much money I want to make.
- andsoitis 3y ago> but it bans two willing parties from making certain contracts That’s not in an of itself a bad thing. Other kinds of contracts that are banned include, but are not limited to: - Contracts for the sale or distribution of controlled substances, such as drugs or drug paraphernalia; - Agreements made for illegal activities, such as prostitution or gambling; and. - Employment contracts that permit hiring underage workers.
- JamesBarney 3y agoSure, I'm not arguing that we don't ban contracts between consenting adults. But I think we should be highly suspicious of them. > - Contracts for the sale or distribution of controlled substances, such as drugs or drug paraphernalia; + Gambling Consent is a gray area due to the addictive nature of the what the buyer is buying. > Prostitution We do ban this, mostly due to I think society finding it icky. >- Employment contracts that permit hiring underage workers. Not between consenting adults.
- dpig_ 3y agoI think your conception of "willingness" on the labour-side of the equation is rosy at best. When the standard of offerings in the market is basically uniform, there isn't really any choice to be had for the worker.