A $2.7T business dictating terms to labor isn’t entitlement? Without workers, Apple is a trademark and Wikipedia page.
What’s a word where workplace dystopia meets Stockholm Syndrome?
What’s a word where workplace dystopia meets Stockholm Syndrome?
The New American Dream?
I saw someone was bragging about how quiet quitting wasn't a thing for them because they entered the workforce early enough to be able to lock themselves into a similar position via career, mortgage, furniture, family obligations etc...
Quite frankly, it's incredibly dystopic to think of Life in those terms; I'm sad to say that for most that is what 'growing up' and 'making it' now.
I laughed so hard, I spit out my coffee reading this line.
Um...you mean the terms under which the labor originally agreed to work for? How would that be "dictating" when it was literally what they agreed to?
Also, I don't know if you know this, but employers generally have the right to decide the basic terms of how their employees do their jobs. If the employees don't like how the employer wants them to do the job, they are not being held hostage. They can leave anytime.