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@petealexharris @waitworry @HeavenlyPossum Same reaction. Kinda like this: Bayer: We don't need all those managers. You guys can manage yourselves. Workers: Yay! Stupid bosses. Who needs 'em? Bayer: Okay, all the ledgers, government papers, and that stuff is on the third floor, which is empty now, so- Workers: Wait, we have to do all that? Do we get OT or anything? Bayer: OT? No, bosses are exempt. You're the bosses now. You just get the work, not the pay. We get that. Now back to work. 4 comments
@HeavenlyPossum @waitworry @petealexharris If the workers were already doing it, they were already doing two jobs on one salary. Bayer owes them back pay.  @Professor_Stevens @petealexharris @waitworry Bayer owes them everything, including the entirety of the firm they—the workers—built @HeavenlyPossum @petealexharris @waitworry Well, I predict they won't be getting that. My immediate concern is whether or not those workers are going to be given additional responsibilities and, if they are, whether or not they are going to get all of the following: 1. Increased pay for the extra work. |
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That assumes all those managers were actually performing useful work like records keeping, rather than the workers themselves.