Entering the workplace typically means leaving the freedoms of democratic society behind. For most, every job is to follow orders. Functionally speaking, workers are servants.

cyu · 2 days ago

Entering the workplace typically means leaving the freedoms of democratic society behind. For most, every job is to follow orders. Functionally speaking, workers are servants.

reagansrottencorpse@lemmy.ml · 2 days ago

"Entering the workplace typically means leaving the freedoms of democratic society behind and entering a private domain unilaterally controlled by an employer. For most workers who are not in senior management, the main job of every job is to follow orders. Functionally speaking, workers are servants. "

Why the hell would I want to participate in this. I finally found a job, I haven’t even started yet but I already hate it. Because I know I lose my freedom for 9 hours a day 5 days a week from here on out. Just so I can stay alive.

Entering the workplace typically means leaving the freedoms of democratic society behind. For most, every job is to follow orders. Functionally speaking, workers are servants.

Entering the workplace typically means leaving the freedoms of democratic society behind. For most, every job is to follow orders. Functionally speaking, workers are servants.

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