• Orphie Baby@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I like the sign; but anarchy is for dumb edgelords who don’t have any imagination, understanding of how humans behave, or understanding of what humans need.

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      1 year ago

      I’m a leftist but I agree. Anarchy is unstable and will eventually turn to dictatorship, democracy or neofeudalism as people will always want someone or something to lead them.

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    1 year ago

    This is not even a shit post. You can put this in YSK (You Should Know) community and it will still be appropriate.

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    1 year ago

    I appreciate the sentiment’s but dislike it’s inappropriate placement of apostrohe’s

    I like my saying of if you give a cop $100 it’s a bribe, if you give all the cops $100 you’re a donor

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    1 year ago

    Company: You need to have everything ready before the start of your shift.

    Me: Do I get paid for coming in early?

    Company: No

    Me: Okay, if I’m starting before my shift time then I am going home early to make up for the lost time.

    Company: If you leave 1 minute early we have to deduct an hour from your wages

    Me: leaves

    Company: nobody wants to work anymore.

    Companies have normalised wage theft but call it what it is. It’s theft.

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      Some years ago, employees sued Amazon because the company had a lengthy security scan when people left, to prevent theft. Apparently it could take half an hour to go through, and they argued that this was unpaid overtime.

      They lost, which seems like bullshit: as far as I can tell, the sane way to look at it is, if you’re obligated to do what the company tells you and go where the company says, then you’re on the job and should be paid for it. Once you’re out the door, you can choose whether you want to go home or go to a bar or just sit on the sidewalk; you’re not on the clock and you’re not getting paid.

      If the company wants you to work 8 hours in the warehouse, then spend half an hour in the security scan, then you’re doing company business for 8.5 hours.