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In article <6i3mms$250$1@solaris.cc.vt.edu> "Harbir Singh" <harbir@vt.edu> writes:
>>Any company other than an automotive company that dictates what their
>>employees can drive can go to hell.
>
>
>I do not accept that automotive companies should be able to dictate what
>their employees drive. If I worked for a car company, it would be enough
>that I dedicate most of my waking life to it, that it benefits from my
>intellect (such as it is) and hard work, that I owe it loyalty and
>allegiance. They have no business expecting me to drive a particular car
>unless they pay for it and don't tell me what to drive with my own money.


I have known people who worked for the automotive companies in
Detroit.  They do indeed dictate what you drive.  If it is not one of
the cars they manufacture, you cannot park in their lots.  It wouldn't
surprise me at all if companies where employees might drive clients
around in their personal cars would "advise" their employees as to
what kind of cars they should be driving.

One has the freedom not to work for places that require this.


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Vicki Holzhauer, National Center for Atmospheric Research
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