Service jobs should be limited to corporations. In your home, you (or your children) do it. Otherwise it's a waste of human talent to have another human dedicate their life to doing a menial task.
Service jobs should be limited to corporations. In your home, you (or your children) do it. Otherwise it's a waste of human talent to have another human dedicate their life to doing a menial task.
If you don’t pay them you’re not somehow freeing them up to realize their potential, you’re just giving them fewer customers. At least where I live a lot of professional house cleaners are small business owners.
But yes, victory gardens FTW! :) At the very least they build in more resiliency.
I think you're being tongue in cheek, but I responded to a person elsewhere online a while back from India who was basically justifying hiring servants as being beneficial. I disagree and think that that's a sink of human resources. The economy, and capitalism, can come up with better uses for most people who are full-time servants.