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It's important that businesses answer the question and stick to it. Do they want people to work a set schedule or not? Or businesses can make demands, but in t
by alexanderstears 9y ago
It's important that businesses answer the question and stick to it. Do they want people to work a set schedule or not?
Or businesses can make demands, but in this labor market they'll have to pay for people to meet 'em.
I can promise to be in my chair at 9 am everyday, but I want to leave at 5 and if I'm tired, the business gets to pay for a less than productive day.
- humanrebar 9y agoIf they want me commuting during both morning and evening rush hour, they better pay a premium over companies that let me work around commuting. The extra 30+ minutes per day stuck in traffic or on trains does not come for free.
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