rainynight65

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rainynight65 ,

I assume you’re talking about this being the case in the US, because in many other countries things like annual leave, sick leave etc. are absolutely mandated by legislation or national standards.

rainynight65 ,

In twenty years, the only people who will remember that you worked all the time are your children.

rainynight65 ,

There is a difference between unemployed but needing to work in order to afford food and shelter, and unemployed but being able to stay out of the workforce for a while. A lot of people need work but can’t find any. Certain degrees of unemployment are fine if those who can’t find work are taken care of, through a social safety net and similar.

rainynight65 , (edited )

Tim Gurner is talking like someone who has never been an employee, much less experienced actual poverty.

rainynight65 ,

I meant him. Apologies if that came across the wrong way. I’ll edit my post for clarity.

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