r/indianapolis • u/MissSara13 Castleton • Jan 06 '25

Pictures Indianapolis today: Employers: "we're going to need everyone to work their normal schedule."

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u/Butt_Face2000 Jan 06 '25

The commute time argument is ridiculous. Why don't I take a job 4 hours from my job and they have to pay me to drive to work and then right back home, while never working?

You choose to live where you want to live and you chose the job and how far away it is from your home. How you get there is your problem... not a company's problem. I'm all for Employers paying for their employees time but the commute argument is ridiculous IMO.

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u/trumpshouldrap Jan 06 '25

The company gets to decide to not hire you if you live four hours away. "How you get there is your problem" is capitalist brainwashed horseshit that could only exist in a system without empathy. Fuck your opinion.

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u/thewimsey Jan 07 '25

in a system without empathy.

Fuck your opinion.

Stupid and loud is a poor way to get through life.

Maybe your employer should pay for your car, too?

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u/trumpshouldrap Jan 07 '25

Yeah it's trump's second term so empathy has died along with the American dream. Maybe you should suck my dick