I’d be very surprised if that was explicit and in writing. Having been exploited by teachers at university, I’m sensitive to this kind of thing. Your students are not there to make stuff for your benefit. It seems to me like you’re exploiting them.
Sure you have the right to believe what you want. Maybe youre used to a shithole country like america, where people are more exploited.
The schools apprentice makes whatever we tell them. They are in unions and have the same rights as everyone else. And the same rules goes for our workshop as everywhere else in this country.
P.S. the gifts I get from my students also tell me how miserable they are.
The issue is what happens to the things they make after they’re made and who benefits.
The exact same as when any machinist is given a job. Should people get paid extra, because it’s a nice part (rhetorical question, change the law if they should)? We’re not selling any products (in fact that would be illegal, because it would distort the competition on the market).
Gifts? You mean the things you tell them to make or are you talking about other things they give to you?
I mean the 4 giftbaskets I’ve gotten from the 7 classes I’ve taught so far. And the extra things like a soda or a piece of chocolate. Just like I give my classes a soda from time to time. I guess there is a problem with that as well…
I’ve explained enough… If you still don’t get it, I can’t help you.
I’d be very surprised if that was explicit and in writing. Having been exploited by teachers at university, I’m sensitive to this kind of thing. Your students are not there to make stuff for your benefit. It seems to me like you’re exploiting them.
Sure you have the right to believe what you want. Maybe youre used to a shithole country like america, where people are more exploited.
The schools apprentice makes whatever we tell them. They are in unions and have the same rights as everyone else. And the same rules goes for our workshop as everywhere else in this country.
P.S. the gifts I get from my students also tell me how miserable they are.
No, I’m in the UK, as was the exploiting university.
The issue is not what they make or who tells them to make it. The issue is what happens to the things they make after they’re made and who benefits.
Gifts? You mean the things you tell them to make or are you talking about other things they give to you?
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The exact same as when any machinist is given a job. Should people get paid extra, because it’s a nice part (rhetorical question, change the law if they should)? We’re not selling any products (in fact that would be illegal, because it would distort the competition on the market).
I mean the 4 giftbaskets I’ve gotten from the 7 classes I’ve taught so far. And the extra things like a soda or a piece of chocolate. Just like I give my classes a soda from time to time. I guess there is a problem with that as well…
I’ve explained enough… If you still don’t get it, I can’t help you.