Do you happen to know where this nasty notice came from? I'd love to authenticate it and use it for an article I'm writing on wage theft.
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I don't, unfortunately. Just came across it in the churning seas of Online.
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One charge of a phone, even a full charge, costs less than a penny in power bills. This is just a fancy excuse for wage theft.
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phone and laptop batteries are measure in Watt*hours electricity is priced like $0.15 per 1000 Watt*hours charging a large phone (15Wh battery) from 0% costs like a third of a cent
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Workers are not entitled to gravity on these premises.
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always boggled my mind when friends would text me back super late saying “sorry for the late reply I’m at work” Like yo I send dog memes to my mom while I’m at work, who tf is your boss
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most retail workers aren't allowed
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Fun story prosecutors have actually gone ahead and gotten people convicted of theft for charging their phones w/o authorization. I have case cites, see Levya v Martinez (4th Cir 2018)
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Ok, now I'm no longer at court winning a trial I've fought on for a year straight, in which I briefed Levya Martinez v Sessions w help from the team that won that case: in State v Adkins, MD prosecutors charged a defendant with theft of electrical services...
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