> I suspect that many of the strange seeming rules are in place because people otherwise try to exploit the system (like getting paid for smoking on the toilet for hours on end).
There have been large, profitable corporations that preceded Amazon and did not need to implement such draconian tracking systems.
Perhaps these rules are in place because the people creating the rules know that rank and file have no bargaining power and cannot advocate for a less draconian system without fear of termination.
There have been large, profitable corporations that preceded Amazon and did not need to implement such draconian tracking systems.
Perhaps these rules are in place because the people creating the rules know that rank and file have no bargaining power and cannot advocate for a less draconian system without fear of termination.