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Maybe, in the same way that industrial safety regulations violate our freedom to work in whatever environment we want.
by AngrySkillzz 12y ago
Maybe, in the same way that industrial safety regulations violate our freedom to work in whatever environment we want.
- Karunamon 12y agoWorking without safety regulation is harmful. Working 21 hours is not.
- josephkern 12y agoDepends on what union you work for ... But heck, even pilots can work a 40 hour week (of actual flight time). I am not sure if there is even a hypothetical union that would limit work time to such a degree (<30 hours). My straw man is burning.
- winter_blue 12y agoIndustrial safety regulations impose restrictions on how you may treat others, not on how you may treat yourself. Those regulations coerce employers into treating their employees well (which is not bad[1]). If you were to privately, in a manner that did not put others at risk, conduct an experiment in your backyard that violated those very safety regulations, I doubt you would get in trouble for it. [1] It's not as bad a thing for government to regulate how individuals treat each other, as it would be if it regulated (passed laws around) how an individual treated himself/herself.