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Unions make it harder because you actually have to document the poor performance in order to show you’re complying with the rules. It effectively makes the cost
by twodave 1y ago
Unions make it harder because you actually have to document the poor performance in order to show you’re complying with the rules. It effectively makes the cost of firing (and thus, hiring) higher.
- asdff 1y agoSeems that aiming twice and shooting once is a good thing when the cost of a miss is destabilizing someones entire personal life for their entire family potentially
- npteljes 1y agoI fail to see the issue with that as well. The sentiment I often see online is that "fewer rules = more freedom". And as I grew more experienced, I find that the opposite is true. In a lot of cases, freedom is upheld by the rules themselves. And this is not an orwellian "war is peace" kind of thing, but rather a GNU Free Software kind of thing, where the perpetuity of the freedom is guaranteed with the rules of participation. I think that this discussion went in the same direction with the unions. But, of course, freedom in itself can have different interpretations for different people.
- twodave 1y agoIf you know of a reliable way to do this then you should go sell it right now, because nobody in tech has figured this out yet.