[DelightOne]

Making people able to sue for anyone feeling bad about not having gotten the job is a path you should not take. We have something similar in Germany and its horrible for companies. Leeches bleeding you dry.

[spaceguillotine]

i'm so glad that companies don't have feelings tho. Would you mind sharing with everyone else what you are talking about, its very vague with the descriptor of "something similar" doubly questionable with you use of calling humans leeches, when the only leeches i've seen in the business world were the companies that require labor to make money and then pay back a less than equitable amount to the people doing work.

[gruez]

>i'm so glad that companies don't have feelings tho.

Nobody is concerned about companies being sad, they're concerned about making the labor market in an give jurisdiction hostile enough that companies opt out entirely.

>when the only leeches i've seen in the business world were the companies that require labor to make money and then pay back a less than equitable amount to the people doing work.

define "equitable".

[Gormo]

"Companies" are organizational paradigms that people use to pursue their goals. Everything is people.

[Group_B]

not every company is some large mega corp

[Braxton1980]

Isn't Germany the largest economy in the EU and one of the most productive workforces in the world?

[DelightOne]

Its death by a thousand cuts.