On 1/9/2015 5:55 AM, Quentin Anciaux wrote:
It is not until you accept it and you have been meant to accept it... at the moment that your boss has coercive capacity against you, what will make you have the capacity to go against it ? We're talking about hierarchy here, not collaborative working for the benefit of both that you seem to conflate.
Is it coercive capacity if the boss can refuse to pay you if you don't do the work to his satisfaction? What if he owns all the land and is the only person within a 100 miles that has money with which to pay you and a job for you to do?
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