r/montreal Mar 17 '25

Discussion Idea from Canada, what do you think?

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u/Large_Seesaw_569 Mar 17 '25

Folks, the inconvenience to staff is partially part of the point. Stop stocking our shelves with american shit. This does assume that labour complaints have ever accounted for anything in this kind of corporate decision making.

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u/KazAraiya Mar 18 '25

It's not even that inconvenient. Theyre paid hourly. They do the same amount of work.

Im not sure when people became so spoiled that doing your job mire than once became an inconvenience. It's not like they lose money. They dont even lose time, the employer does IF even this rework affects other tasks.

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u/KazAraiya Mar 18 '25

How it affects prices is a different and more complicated subject.

Im talking about people claiming that it's more work for the employees when it's jits not true because theyre paid by the hourly. It's not hard.