thereisnospoon
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When your boss tells you to work uncompensated you document this labor law violation and report it to the authorities. Or ,you find another job."Labor unions represent themselves. Unions are businesses and as such are in business to turn a profit. Unions are collectives. They create a group and pit them against their employer.
Unlike democrats/liberals, conservatives want everyone to be a success to the best of their ability.
You people want to create groups and pit them against each other. "
Same old rhetoric. I remember working for my first employer. Driving garbage truck I was. He asked me to work extra. I did for no extra compensation because I thought it was in the best interest of holding down my job. In today's work world, that would be the DUMBEST, MOST ASSINE thing I could ever do. The work market has changed. My message to todays workers is do what you are told to do, no extra, no more. Your employer sees you as a bad bad bad thing.
What is it about that concept is so difficult to understand?
There is a huge difference between working uncompensated and showing your employer you have the drive and ambition to move forward.
Being just average or "good enough" is not enough.
I have heard this whine before, "well what do you expect, I only make (x number) per hour"...NO!!!!! A worker is paid to do their job to the best of their ability through their entire shift. They are expected to show up for work every day on time.
Your premise is "screw the boss because I think he is under paying me"....
Doing just enough to get by always results in release from employment. That's the way it should be.
Labor is a commodity. Labor markets should always be competitive. This ensures only the best workers reap the rewards of employment and upward mobility.