Japan's historic work ethic is declining—45% of workers admit they're quiet quitting
Japan's historic work ethic is declining—45% of workers admit they're quiet quitting
Workers said they do the basics required for their jobs for various reasons, but cite wanting a better work-life balance.
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Yea, every article using the term quiet quitting is getting a down vote. Doing what you're paid for is simply doing your job. This is basically akin to getting mad you didn't get a tip. A TIP IS OPTIONAL.
Doing just what you’re paid for and not one bit more is called “Work to Rule” and it’s just total bullshit that it’s an effective labour tactic of resistance, because it implies that exploitation is part of the expectation in capitalism.
People want to do a good job and employers milk that.
You're doing exactly as much as required? How rude of you.
Whoa dude, Americans can see this! Don't say that!
Ohh, right....
I should make that part bigger.
Tipping is optional but in the US many tipped employees are making $2.35/hr. They're paid a minimum of min wage after tips, but their tips first have to cover them to minwage