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> You owe an employer nothing other than giving 100% of your effort for your time there I disagree. You don't owe your employer anything.

• throwaway420 13y ago
  If you don't owe your employer anything, why should he give you any money?
  • a3voices 13y ago
    Because he's betting on your productivity. You can choose to make that bet true if you want, but you don't 'owe' it.
    • TheCoelacanth 13y ago
      You at least owe them to make a good faith effort to be productive. That's what the money is for.
      • a3voices 13y ago
        Well I disagree. If someone wants to give you money, just take it. You can be charitable to them if you want with your effort.
        • RogerL 13y ago
          They are not "giving" you money, you have entered into a contract.
          • a3voices 13y ago
            The contract is generally for time, not productivity.
• JoeAltmaier 13y ago
  The law disagrees. So does society. So in what imaginary world does that statement hold true?