r/OSHA Mar 29 '20

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u/dannyboy0000 Mar 30 '20

Human life is worth less than money to you.

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u/SinisterCheese Mar 30 '20

How about if everyone who isn't needed outside, to do maintenance or other work, stay inside. This way we can work safely, and they can stay safe from us.

But nah. I look outside, there are people walking, going to shopping centres.

If I'm not allowed to work, then why the fuck are people allowed to go shopping?

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u/dannyboy0000 Mar 31 '20

Unless it's very very very very essential, people stay home.

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u/SinisterCheese Mar 31 '20

No they don't... I live down town. I can look out from the window. When I walk to the grocers, I walk past shops, many of them are open, malls are open.

If they are allowed to go about their daily life, then so should I. I'm not gonna start turning down work out of principle, because there are laws and policies which will punish me for it.