What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?
What is the biggest lesson that employment has taught you?
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There is no such things as the employer will provide a safe working environment. They don't care, it even more true when your safety cost them money.
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It depends on the job type really. If it’s something in the food business, you are in a literal death trap every day in the name of some random person’s sense of taste, but if you’re in a humanity job for example, they can’t afford the mentality that would cause the work scene to not accommodate to you.
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A humanity job?
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I was referring to the field/category. Things like soup kitchens and daycare.
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Humanitarian? Or care work maybe?
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In college and trade school the field is called human services.
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Oh good to know, thanks!.
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I work in agricultural robotics... Our client develops a new harvesting machine, but is unaware of the real danger of it. My boss just want the things done as fast as possible. This expose us to danger. Not really a robotic cell, not really an agricultural machine, something in between, without any direct regulation to cover it because it is new.
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Sorry about that. Hopefully they fix that and you live somewhere where they'll be able to. In most relatively well-off countries, usually filing a complaint in court does the job.
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