• @bitsplease@lemmy.ml
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    112 years ago

    Honestly this kind of attitude hurts workers way more than it helps them “well yeah I could get an extra $10k a year, but Bob over there might get $15k, so no deal.”

    And if your coworker wants to spend an extra hour in their car (even if it’s paid), that sounds like their problem, not yours

    • phillaholic
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      12 years ago

      No it’s about shared duties and having to complete more tasks because I live closer to the office. That’s not right. I could be listening to an audiobook or podcast if I had a long commute. Even play a game If I take a train or bus. In fact this kind of unequal treatment is part of the push for unions in certain environments in the first place.

        • phillaholic
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          12 years ago

          Either those that live further away work less non-commuting hours or get paid more. Either way that’s not going to go over well. Unions almost always equal things out, sometimes to a fault.