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Aren't they slaves?
If government employees are expected to go to work even without pay, isn't that the definition of slavery?
10 Answers
- LauraLv 62 years agoFavorite Answer
Theoretically, the employees will be getting paid. Theoretically, the employees can find another job.
Theoretically.
- virtual_cleoLv 72 years ago
Not quite. It’s not illegal for them to leave, and they will get backpay. Don’t get me wrong; it sucks canal water.
- 2 years ago
Some of them carry guns as part of their duties. The cause of their problems is a large orange target.
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- AlexanderLv 72 years ago
If they were in the private sector they could sue their employer with the help of the NLRB.
- ?Lv 72 years ago
You need to look up the true definition of slavery. If you think that working for nothing is equivalent to slavery, then you totally misunderstand what slavery really is.
- electricpoleLv 72 years ago
Their pay is deferred
The can quit.
That is not the definition of slavery.
Look to Mauritania today for actual Slavery. NO pay, NO freedom of movement, humans being bought and sold by others. That is slavery.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Most are clones
- Anonymous2 years ago
The Government is one big slave plantation sweetie.