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In reply to the discussion: Work is Becoming More Like Prison As Some Workers Forced to Wear Electronic Bands [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)84. Sorry!!!!!!
Good thing I didn't pull out THIS icon pair to "polish off" my post, I suppose!!!
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Work is Becoming More Like Prison As Some Workers Forced to Wear Electronic Bands [View all]
xchrom
Feb 2013
OP
I lived an easy distance from a TESCO years ago; so I did a lot of shopping there.
MADem
Feb 2013
#78
That explains recent developments in education then, preparing students for a work environment n/t
Fumesucker
Feb 2013
#5
"You run one time, you got yourself a set of chains. You run twice you got yourself two sets...
pinboy3niner
Feb 2013
#6
Drug testing, bugging people's personal cars w/ gps for company time/personal time,
loudsue
Feb 2013
#15
F___ing incredible. People aren't machines, and don't operate like machines! nt.
OldDem2012
Feb 2013
#18
They'll have toilets that weigh your turd and determine how long it took to produce it!
MADem
Feb 2013
#81
Walmart is one step closer to that with their "task management" program...
EastKYLiberal
Feb 2013
#22
that's expanded way past tesco, throughout europe, & has been connected to criminal gangs
HiPointDem
Feb 2013
#45
yeah, the corporate idea of employee freedom is like a slave being able to choose his master.
unblock
Feb 2013
#80
If you aren't willing even to speak their name out loud, we all may as well stop trying right now
Occulus
Feb 2013
#56
I recall a few instances where a company that was being discussed here on DU actually made a name
Occulus
Feb 2013
#72
I always wonder how many thousands of dollars those policies cost those companies
Posteritatis
Feb 2013
#62
Knowing about electronics and computers, I'd love to have one of those collars.
BlueJazz
Feb 2013
#49