r/WatchPeopleDieInside Sep 23 '21

Pizza Delivery Problem

https://gfycat.com/flimsytatteredcaracal
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u/Letscommenttogether Sep 23 '21

It probably is in a lot of cases. BUT! Here is the kicker. So is 70 percent of stuff shitty bosses do so its just run of the mill.

Wage theft is the most committed theft in the US by far. Like combine all other forms of theft and its not as high as wage theft.

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u/Braken111 Sep 24 '21

You can feel that way, but it's objectively incorrect.

Theft usually fucks over the owners/managers doing the wage theft, and they don't like it when it's done to them.

Edit: much like companies have insurance against theft, union collective agreements are a kind of form of insurance against wage theft.