Re: Communism!
That's such a joke. Working at McDonalds is unpleasant and boring as hell. It is repetitive, dull, you have to deal with horrible people for a lot of the day, you're on your feet all the time, and you leave with greasy pores and smelling like fries. I haven't met many McDonalds employees under the management level who actually wanted to keep working there (myself included...I worked there when I was 17). Everyone I know personally left, and it wasn't -just- about the money. It was about the fact that it's a terrible job and they all wanted to jobs that aren't terrible.
The same can be said for most retail and customer service jobs. Totally horrible. Most people I've known at designer stores (which pay better than a lot of desk jobs) still left, because working retail blows.
It's the same thing with being unemployed and welfare. Being unemployed is boring. Most people don't want to be unemployed, but some choose welfare over work when the pay isn't worth the loss of total benefits (here, you don't just lose your welfare benefits, but also the associated benefits such as free health insurance, reduced public transport costs, reduced entry to almost everything, child benefits, etc....if your new job pays less than 1,000 Euro per month, it's probably not worth it). A lot of people believe stuff like this, but no one I know who has actually worked for welfare services (and I actually know several) believes this myth.
Originally posted by Taulmaril
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The same can be said for most retail and customer service jobs. Totally horrible. Most people I've known at designer stores (which pay better than a lot of desk jobs) still left, because working retail blows.
It's the same thing with being unemployed and welfare. Being unemployed is boring. Most people don't want to be unemployed, but some choose welfare over work when the pay isn't worth the loss of total benefits (here, you don't just lose your welfare benefits, but also the associated benefits such as free health insurance, reduced public transport costs, reduced entry to almost everything, child benefits, etc....if your new job pays less than 1,000 Euro per month, it's probably not worth it). A lot of people believe stuff like this, but no one I know who has actually worked for welfare services (and I actually know several) believes this myth.
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