Yep, social contract has two sides. Millennials never saw the “generosity” that Boomers- and to a lesser extent GenX- experienced through the 70s-80s-90s, as the entire landscape began shifting in the early 2000s as “globalism” meant cheaper labor for capitalists, along with depressed wages for domestic workers.
Employees don’t owe their employers anything beyond their contracted work, because doing more has never amounted to anything other than more workload.
Yep, social contract has two sides. Millennials never saw the “generosity” that Boomers- and to a lesser extent GenX- experienced through the 70s-80s-90s, as the entire landscape began shifting in the early 2000s as “globalism” meant cheaper labor for capitalists, along with depressed wages for domestic workers.
Employees don’t owe their employers anything beyond their contracted work, because doing more has never amounted to anything other than more workload.