I am not apologetic to such companies, but the reason they’re against it is because more time outside work is more time to think. More time to think leads to more thoughts about how we’re getting screwed over. More thoughts about being screwed over leads to thoughts of quitting, or worse, unionizing. They’d rather have longer weeks with less productivity than more time to think about how shitty they’ve been with more productivity.
I am not apologetic to such companies, but the reason they’re against it is because more time outside work is more time to think. More time to think leads to more thoughts about how we’re getting screwed over. More thoughts about being screwed over leads to thoughts of quitting, or worse, unionizing. They’d rather have longer weeks with less productivity than more time to think about how shitty they’ve been with more productivity.
Also spite and malice.
A friend worked for a guy who would routinely say he’d rather burn the place to the ground than let them unionize.
Somehow that guy is still alive