• halcyoncmdr@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    Or they just hire enough staff to run the business in the first place. Something that used to just be how you operated a business. If the business wants to gamble on regularly operating without enough employees to cover multiple sick calls then they need to deal with the results of that decision.

    Pull from other locations to cover, or God forbid, a manager actually covers a shift, or just close the location for a day if they cannot cover it. You know, what every business that operates with employees deals with.

    You’re making excuses and trying to find a justification for a fucking disgraceful, greedy choice by the owner of this business.

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      4 months ago

      No I’m not, you’re just jumping to conclusions. I clearly said it’s obviously about the pay.

      The actual idea has potential merit like it or not. It doesn’t have to be scummy. It could be a US based corporation that pays US employees the same or more than what they’d get paid to be there in person.

      The employee as I said could be managing more than 1 store, thus be providing more valuable work, and thus earning even more than they’d be earning at the restaurant, or 711, or wherever.

      And they could be doing it from the comfort of their home making for a happier employee.

      It just turns out that the way this has been implemented has been terrible and exploitative.

      Edit: it could even be numerous ipad based kiosks around a mall where you could talk to someone and ask questions about the mall, without having to find and go to the info booth that’s in a single spot (that could also have an actual person there for those that want that). There’d always be someone available since there’d be multiple people for multiple malls all trained on each mall.