>it's your morality and ethics identifying a gain you made that you feel you shouldn't be comfortable with.
What's your definition of guilt then? Just curious. Thanks.
What's your definition of guilt then? Just curious. Thanks.
What I am describing above is just discomfort. Unless the parent poster deliberately sought to underpay the person, they should have no guilt merely from that scenario. Discomfort is real enough.
Guilt might attach if they do not or choose not to act on that discomfort, or if the person is materially disadvantaged by not doing the ongoing work, or if a promise of better pay/longer employment was attached to asking for that work to be done at a low pay.