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Want the legal right to ignore your boss outside working hours? Learn from the French | Alexander Hurst
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2024
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When I worked Ina warehouse/yard we'd regularly need to text each other in our off hours for very simple "hey where did you put x" or similar because management couldn't be fucked to help us organize efficiently
I'll help out a fellow wage slave if me taking 15s to reply would save them a few minutes of hassle
But I've only ever done that at non-corporate places where I actually like the co-workers on my pay level, the corporate jobs provided communication software and that shit was programmed to be muted the minute I was off automatically
Oh for sure. I will always answer if it's a co-worker because we're a team and we help each other. Just not for the boss. Fortunately it's rarely been an issue, I've been lucky to have mostly decent bosses in my career.