It's literally part of their corporate practice to guilt their employees to work on days off? I hate to say it Virgin, but I wouldn't have needed a crystal ball to see this coming.
Pretty common in all retail-style industries. Pay people poorly, don't train anyone, don't appreciate anyone. Most of your workers will not care about their job. The ones who, for whatever reason, do care... They get the constant calls on off days to come work more. Eventually they stop caring too. And of course, it's the lazy employees that are to blame...
latourist21 on July 2nd, 2017 at 10:14 UTC »
It's literally part of their corporate practice to guilt their employees to work on days off? I hate to say it Virgin, but I wouldn't have needed a crystal ball to see this coming.
Edit: Wait, I don't hate to say it.
ruaidhri on July 2nd, 2017 at 11:37 UTC »
Of course this is what you get when you underfund and privatise services like public transport.
Can't run a service for the common good when you need to focus on making a profit for shareholders above all else.
BoogerManCommaThe on July 2nd, 2017 at 12:58 UTC »
Pretty common in all retail-style industries. Pay people poorly, don't train anyone, don't appreciate anyone. Most of your workers will not care about their job. The ones who, for whatever reason, do care... They get the constant calls on off days to come work more. Eventually they stop caring too. And of course, it's the lazy employees that are to blame...