Y'all got any advice for what feels like a sinecural job position I've suddenly found myself in? I do get tasks but they take up maybe 20% of my shift at most... I'm unsupervised, and spend half the week working from home.
I've spent time learning/improving on my python skills, learning typesetting and bookbinding to make nice prints of Lenin's and other Marxist works, spending some time on my Spanish... I just feel like I should be taking better advantage of this time, since it feels like an unsustainable position longterm. (I recall a story about a worker in Spain who was basically forgotten by his company and ended up becoming an expert in Spinoza scholarship).
With this news -- along with the relocation of autofactories down to the US -- are we seeing the state's resignation towards Canada's already-faltering auto manufacturing sector?
Right now there are at least 5 billion a year in gov subsidies being committed to the big auto manufacturers (~10% of what is spent of Canada's "defense" budget)...