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Your not giving up your rights when you agree not to do one thing in order to do another. You're actually exercising your right to enter into contracts. You h
by stretchwithme 12y ago
Your not giving up your rights when you agree not to do one thing in order to do another. You're actually exercising your right to enter into contracts.
You have the right to sleep all day. And perhaps you've agreed to not do that while you are collecting an hourly wage. Nobody's violating your right to sleep.
- hobs 12y agoThere are limits to what you can do in a contract for a reason. A hyperbolic example: "I agree to allow you to kill and eat me so you can pay my family thousands of dollars. " However I think that the rights signed away are not beyond the bound of normalcy. This is more of a campaign to change the expectations of the industry as they are all doing this in some form or another. The focus on them is just because they are high profile enough to maybe push the rest of the industry.