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Right but the argument isn't that it happens, it's that it's morally reprehensible. How dare employees of a company act like human beings or have any time to th
by wfo 12y ago
Right but the argument isn't that it happens, it's that it's morally reprehensible. How dare employees of a company act like human beings or have any time to themselves where they aren't wholly and completely owned and controlled by their bosses/companies? The nerve of that working class scum, it's unbelievable.
- smt88 12y agoI agree, but there are counter arguments. Any employee (especially those featured in ads) can be perceived as representing the company or even acting on behalf of the company. If you behave badly, it can reflect badly on the company. There definitely are many wrongful termination suits that test the boundaries of what companies can do here, so I think we have a pretty good balance at the moment.