Tech CEO calls overemployment trend a 'new form of theft and deception'

How about trends towards unpaid overtime? Are these theft and deception?

In the 80s, I worked in the defence and aerospace sector. There was a term "green time", which was N hours a week of more-or-less mandatory overtime. It's not new.

> The post prompted backlash from several corners of the internet, including the Reddit community "antiwork," with some users arguing that tech CEOs like Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk are lauded for working at multiple companies at once, while regular workers are punished for it. Others speculated that the engineers may have be working two jobs in order to make ends meet.

CEOs usually don't have a time requirement in their contract. Get a contract without time requirement and you can act just like a CEO does.

Or, even simpler, become a consultant and get paid for your results. Now the problem of course is, most of these people do it without ever intending to perform as well as they should, so this kills their whole scheme.

BTW the /r/antiwork is a complete shit show, seems like a comedy... Not sure if that's a place somebody should take too seriously.