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> I doubt many employees will report on their bosses for fear of getting fired Employees can simply ignore their bosses emails/calls after hours. No need to re
by xcv123 3y ago
> I doubt many employees will report on their bosses for fear of getting fired
Employees can simply ignore their bosses emails/calls after hours. No need to report anyone.
- BenFranklin100 3y agoExactly.
- kelnos 3y agoSure, and bosses can promote and give better raises to the employees who do answer messages after hours, while letting the careers of the ignorers languish. That's true today, of course, but unfortunately I don't think laws can really fix that.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 3y agoSome bosses will do that, but others will refrain fearing the possible legal consequences.
- xcv123 3y agoOf course there will always be sociopaths in management and it will never be perfect. But the law is better than nothing. The employer would be forced to make the after hours policy explicit in the contract. If the employer violates the contract then they risk being sued. If there is any form of retribution (skipped promotion) then they could be sued. The bosses own boss would probably tell him to comply with the policy and stop fucking around. Not worth the risk. But there will always be some criminal managers who ignore the risk.