• @[email protected]
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    151 year ago

    I also don’t toil in a field for ten hours a day, I sit in my pants at my desk working from home 7 hours a day and get weekends off. I’ll accept I only get 40 days a year holiday all things considered.

    • @MeanEYE
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      81 year ago

      Added to this, you have a car, place of your own, eat good food and not dirt, have more than one pair of clothes, own a phone, have healthcare, etc. Also I call bullshit on the whole 150 days number. If you know any farmer you’d be calling it too. There are no vacations when you are a farmer.

    • @qarbone
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      41 year ago

      Why would you accept that? Are humans only a value when they’re grinding themselves down to nothing? We got the keys to do more with less and then convinced each other we shouldn’t be allowed all the free time science has dug up for us.

      It’s like shredding your tax refunds.

      • @[email protected]
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        71 year ago

        I don’t feel my job is a grind at all. I do it for 35 hours a week, maybe a fourth of my week. I have reasonable targets, a manager who’s open to listen to my issues, and when I had a mental health issue due to an undiagnosed condition was given several paid weeks off to deal with it.

          • @[email protected]
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            31 year ago

            Not really, I have the same deal as any other council worker in the UK as it’s a collectively agreed deal. Millions of people across the country have the same conditions.