https://youtu.be/IhO1FcjDMV4
Siv said:Sadly most of these "industries" abuse humans in some form or other to drive prices down. Same for Amazon packers and delivery workers - in order to keep prices low, they are forced to work in conditions that have no allowance for exceptions - barely time to have a bathroom break. Netflix was the same when they were in the DVD mailing business - their staff were expected to unpack and pack DVDs into those red envelopes at an incredible pace.
The_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
I don't want to get into a beef with you Siv but I have a question or two. The very first is, if the workload or working conditions are so horrendously bad why not move on to a better employer? The second is, Is the U.S. Department of Labor an ineffective branch of the US Government to watch over those they're paid to protect? And last is, should I believe printed material like - worker abuse—horrific, inhuman worker abuse—does occur in the US, and it’s more prevalent than you think. -?
The_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
The very first is, if the workload or working conditions are so horrendously bad why not move on to a better employer?