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[โ€“] vapeloki@lemmy.world 7 points 10 months ago (1 children)

If communicated and part of the deal, great. I personally think that an employment benefits both parties. And with the mentioned curtisyz that works well.

For example, I leave early for appointments, in the last weeks we had some troubles, so dinner for the hole family was on the employer, a while week of takeouts.

So, if my employer tells me that my vacation colides with a project, I am certain that he checked every possibility, and we try to find solutions, like interruptijg the vacation for a day and taking part in meetings from my hotel room.

And if I can not trust my employer enough, then I move on. I am in the lucky position that the stuff I do, most people can't.

[โ€“] enbipanic@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 points 10 months ago

This is exactly it. In my country most employers act in good faith. Employees return that favour.

You'll get dickbags everywhere, but the system ensures people's incentives are aligned.