(17 Sep 2023, 10:34 am)Fleetmaster wrote Your motivation is having a relatively stable well paid job that, for a well balanced person who is capable of regulating their emotions and can conduct themselves with professionalism, can actually be quite enjoyable.

You are certainly protected far more than most workers, physically and legally. You aren't expected to smash cars out the way to meet your timings. You aren't expected to physically intervene to protect life or property. You have the emergency services to hand at the touch of a button. You have a legal right to standard of welfare that no union could ever argue was below the minimum standards of civilization.

It is, bizarrely, now totally accepted that you have no moral obligations to the company whatsoever.

You are entitled to huge sums of money if your rights are not respected by your employer, and it's never been easier to exercise those rights.

Anyone who can't handle the conditions of the current industry, probably isn't fit for work at all, certainly nothing above minimum wage, for some fundamental reason that is core to who they are or how they have been raised.