Carlos Solís
(replying to Kanbaru 🌟 (one hikari of too many))
@hikari
There is a step where it does, and it's when someone who is not yet an employee decides to impose restrictions on oneself in order to work for a certain company. About the only way that such failing is not by personal choice is when the company has an unjust monopoly on that specific field of work
There is a step where it does, and it's when someone who is not yet an employee decides to impose restrictions on oneself in order to work for a certain company. About the only way that such failing is not by personal choice is when the company has an unjust monopoly on that specific field of work
Kanbaru 🌟 (one hikari of too many)
(replying to Carlos Solís)
@csolisr all employment relationships involve restrictions, and they're not meaningfully self-imposed