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Re:Bye, Amazon by ashtonkem on Monday May 04, 2020 @03:40PM (#23072400)
Commute is partially under the control of the worker, where I decide to live has a huge impact on how long my commute is. I can freely decide to trade commute for money, making it my responsibility.

Waiting in line to be frisked is something mandated by the employer. They control whether or not I have to do it, and how long the lines are. Since it’s under their control, it’s their financial responsibility.

Re:Bye, Amazon by kortilla on Monday May 04, 2020 @06:37PM (#23074190)
That’s a bit disingenuous when short commutes are literally not affordable to some of the people we’re talking about.
Re:Bye, Amazon by afiori on Tuesday May 05, 2020 @03:06AM (#23077299)
But no employer would force you to have long commutes.

It may be impossible in some cases to have short commutes, but if, even by chance, you managed to move in the same building as your office no one would force you to go through the metro.

Commutes are clearly a grey area, waiting times to be let "free" are less so.