No one opens a business to screw employees. You want employees who can do the job better than you without hassles and then pay them a fair wage for that.
You don't want employees who do the bare minimum or less then still come late, or better still don't come to work when there is a job for a customer which has a deadline and they are sick. Who carries that can the employer.
So how do you manage that?
You try and hire the right employees first, then you look at automating the process.
What I would love is both sides looking for the win-win situation that when it happens is great, but that does not happen enough! Instead we have the 'rights' of employees being abused because you want a fair days work for a fair days wage. If employees constantly look for ways to trip up the employer to go to CCMA or rip them off! Read
Think and grow rich that works.
Sure some employers do exploit there workers, but now all employers must suffer that just drives a bigger wedge between them. Just think how pleasant it is when you go to a supermarket and the employees actually help you and are pleasant, instead of hiding away in the back until the queues are long then come out all surly from the back and then slowly help you. I look for the shops where the cashiers are all there even when there are no queues. So the Spar gets my business even though they are slightly more expensive than other shops.
So just as employers look for the right staff, employees should look for the right employers by having the right skills and right
attitude. We need partnerships and not sparring rings.

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