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It seems like the fundamental situation of having a very bad boss or an exploitative industry, coded into a procedure. Soon you’ll have to spend your salarycoin
by hyperhello 3y ago
It seems like the fundamental situation of having a very bad boss or an exploitative industry, coded into a procedure. Soon you’ll have to spend your salarycoin at the company storeapp, and there’s no recourse or anyone to blame.
- kelseyfrog 3y agoIt's the slow commodification of service industries through digital coordinators. There's two sides to the coin of commodification: some people really like the leveling effect it has, "look, we're all being treated as equals!" On the other hand, it treats people as a means to an end, and being exploited equally is still exploitation.
- forgotagain999 3y agoIt's concerning to see the potential for a situation where employees are locked into a system with little recourse or accountability. Yet ensuring a fair and ethical workplace is crucial... Maybe look into Sweden/Norway, they're known for having strong workers' rights and progressive policies, even if they too have started to lock their employees in..