• JustUseMint@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        I interpreted 2-3 hours out of 8 as part-time but I see what you mean.

        However, in America, absolute fiction getting decent benefits anywhere, nevermind a fucking mattress firm

        • Zagorath@aussie.zone
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          I interpreted 2-3 hours out of 8 as part-time

          That’s a really weird way to interpret it. The far more obvious interpretation is that they’re employed for 8 hours, but the only actual active productive working time is 2–3 hours.

        • tory@lemmy.world
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          Depends on how one defines decent. But most full-time jobs do offer some form of healthcare benefits. Granted, it’s rarely ever fully covered by the employer, but still.

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        “Work is only like 2-3 hours out of the 8 hour day”

        I.e. Top comment cannot read.

          • Zeppo
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            1 year ago

            Anon is at work for 8 hours and only has to do real work 2-3 hours per day while there.