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1. gutnor+h8[view] [source] 2020-03-31 12:57:38
>>pseudo+(OP)
There is a "Fight club" feel to this crisis. All the "key worker", necessary job that need to be done regardless the catastrophe society is facing are literally the least desirable job on the market and often the least paid too.

Hopefully there is going to be wake up call in society. Surely a large scale demonstration like this would convince people that your "free market capitalistic assigned worth, i.e. your salary" is not a sufficient measure of your value in society and external adjustment (eg: government regulation or welfare or ...) is actually quite reasonable.

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2. Kaiyou+E8[view] [source] 2020-03-31 13:01:25
>>gutnor+h8
Why would it be reasonable? If you're not willing to perform a job at the current pay grade, just quit your job. Either you get replaced immediately or you've got yourself a chip in your salary negotiation.
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3. rumana+u9[view] [source] 2020-03-31 13:07:23
>>Kaiyou+E8
> Why would it be reasonable? If you're not willing to perform a job at the current pay grade, just quit your job.

That is not an option for those living paycheck to paycheck, or not in the prime of their life.

Human beings are not a resource, and managers need to understand that there is a social cost they pay and thus need to comply with a social contract.

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