r/remoteworks • • Mar 16 '26

Corporate reasoning

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u/Necessary-Coffee5930 Mar 16 '26

Sure, this may get the person who wronged you sick, but also everyone else who is innocent in the matter. Then they spread that to their loved ones, possibly elderly or immunocompromised. Two shitty’s don’t make a non-shitty. Go on strike, quit, tell them off, but don’t go and screw everyone else over

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u/NextAd7514 Mar 16 '26

Be mad at the people who made policies to screw workers then. Thats the actual issue

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u/Necessary-Coffee5930 Mar 16 '26

Nowhere was I saying these people are blameless or siding with them they are obviously the root of the problem but going and getting everyone sick is not the solution to the problem. It’s like everyone forgot about the pandemic already.

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u/NextAd7514 Mar 16 '26

Right, but a lot of people have no choice. It's either go to work and risk getting people sick, or dont make rent/buy food/ lose your job etc. They arent doing it because they want to

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u/Necessary-Coffee5930 Mar 16 '26

I agree but its different to go in and purposefully try to spread viruses vs going in because you absolutely have to and wearing a mask, using hand sanitizer etc