> They have zero power over individuals. What’s your net worth? How much do you own at moment? How much have you inherited? > They cannot tell you were to liv

> They have zero power over individuals. What’s your net worth? How much do you own at moment? How much have you inherited? > They cannot tell you were to live. Yes, they can. If you don’t have money to pay for mortgage, you have to leave. > They cannot shoot your dog. No, but landlord can say “no dogs”, which will reduce your pool of rental options. > They cannot evict you. The banks and government will, right. > They cannot fine you So you going from $100k+ salary to, potentially, welfare isn’t a problem at all? > They cannot tell you what to do after hours. Of course not, they can just gaslight you under threat of pip to be on-call for extra hours. > Your rights are completely intact. Companies have responsibility to society beyond making money to shareholders and upholding legal laws. > "at will" has a legal meaning, meaning they can work or quit or change jobs at any time. No law or company rule can prevent that. No wonder “the American Dream” is dead.