Borg rebellion is 'leading the nation to ruin'

[Taro Toporific]

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Paying the price for a lack of moral fiber
The Japan Times: Sunday, May 7, 2006
....There is a generation gap. Older employees find their young colleagues cavalier, insubordinate and undisciplined. New recruits shrug this off rather lightly. They will work, but not submit to a corporate harness. For 80 percent of them, Shukan Post reports, personal life is more important than work... People "lacking character," it says, are "leading the nation to ruin."

[dimwit]

Yawn. Another theskyisfallingtheydon'trespecttheirelderstheywaytheyshould article. Personally, I would love to ask some of these paragons 'Have you ever cheated on your spouse?' If so, shut the fuck up, ya don't deserve respect.

[American Oyaji]

Personally, I would love to ask some of these paragons 'Have you ever cheated on your spouse?' If so, shut the fuck up, ya don't deserve respect.

[amdg]

"Manners are appalling, indifference is total, and crime, expanding to fill the vacuum, ranges from outrageous (buildings built with falsified earthquake resistance data)"

buildings built with falsified earthquake resistance data

The young people are definitely to blame for this.

[Neo-Rio]

There is a generation gap. Older employees find their young colleagues cavalier, insubordinate and undisciplined. New recruits shrug this off rather lightly. They will work, but not submit to a corporate harness. For 80 percent of them, Shukan Post reports, personal life is more important than work... People "lacking character," it says, are "leading the nation to ruin."

Well, what do you expect when you overwork them, pay them a pittance, engage in passive agressive behaviour, attempt to reduce their ability to take paid leave, and give them a really hard time when they want to quit?