How Surveillance Changes Behavior: A Restaurant Workers Case Study

Re:How Surveillance Changes Behavior: A Restaurant Workers C... by WalterBright on Monday September 02, 2013 @06:33PM (#6317569)

I do understand that demonstrating higher value and then successfully negotiating for a raise can earn you the enmity of your coworkers. People are only human, after all.

On the other hand, I knew coworkers who were thieves and justified it with their notions of entitlement. I didn't exactly feel inclined to trust them, either, and trust is a basic element of friendship.

So I guess we all get to make our choices and accept the consequences.

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Re:How Surveillance Changes Behavior: A Restaurant Workers C... by fnordfnordfnord on Monday September 02, 2013 @07:14PM (#6317740)

Nobody is trying to justify thievery and of course you shouldn't trust thieves. My point is that if you pay your workers the lowest possible wages, you shouldn't be surprised if quality suffers.

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