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One example off top of my head is trucking. The company can say no experience required but you have to pay for training and training materials. It works out tha
by stevenwoo 3y ago
One example off top of my head is trucking. The company can say no experience required but you have to pay for training and training materials. It works out that one employee can barely support oneself in such a business arrangement and one is beholden to the company and there can be financial penalties for quitting early. It got such a bad rap there was a Planet money podcast about it https://www.npr.org/2020/08/10/901110994/big-rigged https://www.npr.org/2020/08/10/901110994/big-rigged