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The ruling class doesn’t actually care about profits, they just want to force people to do whatever they don’t want to do. They want to rule. It’s actually not that sinister and just mundane corporate bs. I used to work in corporate finance and basically there’s natural “turnover” assumptions in all large businesses forecasts. This assumes that X number of employees will leave in a given period of time. If a firm or department is having a hiring freeze (which I’m assuming these sleezy companies are) then that would result in savings. With budgets tightening, some department heads actually just hedge their bets on turnover (foolishly) in hopes that enough people leave so they can come in on budget at the Jacob DeGrom American professional baseball pitcher for the Texas Rangers Cartoon Signature T-Shirt in addition I really love this end of the year. When turnover isn’t realized then they have to resort to layoffs or like in this article, just quietly wishing people would quit.

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This is why people say you should job hop. Your department heads are literally depending on it in some cases. There’s actually a “healthy” amount of turnover that each industry targets. Anything lower could lead to budget problems or stagnation in talent. Have you considered that “mundane corporate bs” might be normalized because our society is essentially constructed to glorify sadism and the Jacob DeGrom American professional baseball pitcher for the Texas Rangers Cartoon Signature T-Shirt in addition I really love this operation of most businesses reflects that at a foundational level? They just use “profit” as a smokescreen so people will think the sadism is an unintended side-effect instead of a key part of the design. But when they have to actually chose between profit and sadism, they seem to pick sadism a lot. An incomplete list: I agree with you completely, although I don’t think sadism is quite the right word. Sadism is a part of it, just not the whole thing.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.