I wonder why "The Macro" doesn't also highlight the perils of clueless regulators imposing moronic laws on HR departments.
The specific law that Zenefits violated was a law insisting that before selling insurance, your employees need to sit at a computer and click "next" for 52 hours. Once they've clicked "next" sufficiently many times, only then are they permitted to take the exam to determine whether they have enough knowledge to sell insurance.
Shouldn't this scandal also highlight the perils of a regulatory state?
The specific law that Zenefits violated was a law insisting that before selling insurance, your employees need to sit at a computer and click "next" for 52 hours. Once they've clicked "next" sufficiently many times, only then are they permitted to take the exam to determine whether they have enough knowledge to sell insurance.
Shouldn't this scandal also highlight the perils of a regulatory state?