• MrPiss [he/him]
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    16 days ago

    At will employment in the US is crazy. We're approaching the point of swearing literal fealty to our corporate overlords.

  • Rojo27 [he/him]
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    16 days ago

    Have solidarity with the person that is squeezing every penny out of you, your coworkers, and customers. Please, its the civil thing to do. Just don't expect the same from them.maybe-later-kiddo

  • NuraShiny [any]
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    16 days ago

    Well, pack it in folks. They cracked it. Forcing your employees to pledge their loyalty is the puzzle piece they were missing! With this new and bold strategy, socialism is just over.

    It's not like people would lie. They don't even do that on the internet.

  • FlakesBongler [they/them]
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    16 days ago

    Reminds me of the "Covid Safety Requirements Agreement" I didn't sign at my old job

    It was basically saying that as long as we washed our hands and stayed at our stations, we didn't need to mask or anything

    Ended up fired for it, but fuck them

  • mortemtyrannis@lemmy.ml
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    16 days ago

    Unless they name the company who sent this and it’s corroborated by others I don’t believe this is real.

  • came_apart_at_Kmart [he/him, comrade/them]
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    16 days ago

    it would be funny if one of the employees somehow submitted a response anonymously via VPN or whatever that, instead of signing the pledge, is instead a pledge to dedicate themselves to kill as many of the executives as they can before they die.

    and to specifically blame the pledge request as the thing that pushed them over the edge.

  • goferking0@lemmy.sdf.org
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    16 days ago

    Not only that the executives are good, that their insurance is vital to Healthcare in the USA.

    you are required to say we are needed, oh you want Medicare for All that goes against your pledge so we're going to have to let you go