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Idk about Sweden, but in Germany middle management visited sick employees at their homes to check whether they were really sick.
https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/tesla-hausbesuche-krankschreibungen-100.html
Holy fuck. I'm sorry, if I take a sick day I take a sick day - you might see me out shopping for groceries to survive the day, but I am by no means well.
Uhm excuse me. If you can walk and carry groceries, clearly you are well 👏 enough 👏 to work 👏. I’m waiting on those TPS* reports tetris11!
Them probably.
I miss the days when the employees collectively knew where their bosses lived and how to tie fuel-soaked rags to sticks
Suomessa, tiedämme muutamia asioita Molotovin cocktaileista. ;)
I understood two of those words, and that's all I need. We meet at nightfall.
My completely uneducated guess would say that this is the language of a country who know a few things about a Molotov Cocktail!
The closest word in my mental vocabulary which comes close to "Suomessa" is Suomi which is Finnish for Finland
Tiedämme? They tied a dam?
Muutamia has to do with a mutiny!
Asioita, I have no clue.
Then they reference the infamous Flaming Sambucca!
So Finland once staged a mutiny with fiery alcohol and a dam!
Maybe bean (I forget how to tag people in Lemmy posts) can tell me how close I was.