You want your peons to work illegally long hours as long as you are the only one benefiting from it.
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Something I learned the other day
This is Rishi Sunak's father in law
if Rishi has never married a billionaire heiress, he'd be a meddling middle manager at an investment bank
Yeah, but now he gets to be the cold, hard shaft raping the proles on behalf of the oligarchy... All for the low low price of his soul.
In 20 years such people will be calling for literal slave labor.
They already do something like that (want to raise work hours and make full time contracts mandatory) in the developing economy of, no joke, Germany.
Employers are an entitled bunch of assholes over here.
“Still” be calling for slave labor.
Slave labor, now rebranded as Patriot Labor^tm^ Are you doing your part?
Republican states have already been chipping away at child labour laws. Not quite the same thing, but abhorrent nevertheless.
Rise up, y'all. You might have a job now, but you're just making more money for your bosses. Fuuuuck these people.
Fuck this guy (hope he loses everything in 70 hours as a symbolic punishment)
Edit: it would be amazing if this could get 70 upvotes, just sayin', guys...
Edit: we should do to him wat Nathan Fielder did to the drs-appointment-not-haver on the boat and make him touch and get shocked on a fake-gum-shaped-shocker toy
seemingly unaware that China, Japan, and South Korea all have overworking problems
That’s exactly why he’s saying it. It’s an international race to the bottom.
And unaware that half of indian youth has no job.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
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“My request is that our youngsters must say ‘This is my country I want to work 70 hours a week’,” he said, adding “this is exactly what Germans and Japanese did after the Second World War.”
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Working those extreme hours, he added, will define a culture that ultimately improves India’s government by setting an example.
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He added his view that long working hours will help to propel India to become one of the world’s top two economies in coming decades.
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Ironically, Infosys – the company Murthy co-founded and served as CEO from 1981 to 2002, recently reported its staff utilization rate is currently 81.8 percent – less than half the 70 hours the former boss wants young Indians to work.
The former CEO also appeared ignorant of the fact that long working hours have created problems elsewhere - including in the nations he wants India to emulate and surpass.
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China’s tech industry developed a culture in which 72-hour working weeks became the norm, leading workers to push back, hard against the expectations of overwork and the nation’s courts to agree that employers could not reasonably require long hours.
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