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>quiet quitting—that is, doing only what’s in their job descriptions and no more. Yeah, Why would I choose to do additional labor for my employer for free? Is
by AnonMessiah 4y ago
>quiet quitting—that is, doing only what’s in their job descriptions and no more.
Yeah, Why would I choose to do additional labor for my employer for free?
Is paying the agreed $5 for a $5 item instead of paying $6 'quiet stealing'?
- akomtu 4y agoHow do we call paying only the expected salary and no more? Quiet contract breaching?
- giraffe_lady 4y agoquiet exploitation of surplus labor
- BizarroLand 4y agoDoesn't quite have the ring to it. Maybe Quiet Robbery?
- MisterSandman 4y agoI mean, yes it is, according to most waiters I've talked to. Tipping is a "necessity."