• Serinus@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    My health is nearly none of my employer’s business. I will not be telling them when or how I exercise.

    This is a gross invasion of privacy.

    There isn’t much difference between a “bonus” and a penalty, given enough notice.

    • SendMePhotos@lemmy.world
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      11 months ago

      I kind of like the Japanese culture of the workplace being in charge of the health of their workers. This is why they all exercise for the first 30 min of their shift. If they are overweight, they find a solution.

      Is it invasive? Kind of, yeah. Pretty much. Idk. Maybe the bonus shouldn’t ride on the fitness, but I think the workplaces should be more involved in the health of their employees.

      • Death_Equity@lemmy.world
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        11 months ago

        Japan has a fraction of the obesity as the USA.(BMI >/=30, J%:3.8M/3.2F to USA%:43.0M/41.9F)

        Also they have 1/3rd the % of population with disabilities at 4.3% vs the USA with 13%.

        I’m not saying the brief forced workout routine by their employers has results, by no means, what I am getting at is that shit wouldn’t fly in America and any attempt would end in failure due to our cultural relationship with food.

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            11 months ago

            Single payer would be cheaper than the current system. Other countries pay half of what the US does per capita to insure everyone and they have better outcomes because people get care when they need it.

            Idiots like you are why we can’t fix our system because you blame other people instead of the for profit corporations that lobby to keep any kind of progress from happening so they can continue sucking money out of the system.

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              11 months ago

              Who says I’m against single payer healthcare? I was just continuing the joke about lard-ass coworkers. No matter what the healthcare system is a healthier population results in less crowded hospitals and better access to those who need it.

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              11 months ago

              Idiots like them suddenly have a reason to get involved in your life for all the reasons above. Suddenly you are in discussions regarding tobacco and other drugs costing everyone money. You don’t exercise? That means you are less of a citizen. This is very much why this would not be a good federal program.

      • kase@lemmy.world
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        11 months ago

        lardass

        Y’know, something tells me you’re just saying this bc you hate fat people.