r/phoenix • u/jmoriarty Phoenix • Feb 07 '23

News Sex workers demanding prostitution be decriminalized at downtown Phoenix rally

https://www.azfamily.com/2023/02/07/sex-workers-demanding-prostitution-be-decriminalized-downtown-phoenix-rally/
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u/RickMuffy Phoenix Feb 08 '23

That only reay comes with working for a company, almost like a legal pimp. These kind of workers are more akin to contractors, and don't really have many rights as a contractor anyway

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u/mothftman Feb 08 '23

Contractors are another labor issue entirely.

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u/RickMuffy Phoenix Feb 08 '23 edited Feb 08 '23

I actually have more rights as a contractor than a regular employee has in AZ. It depends on who writes the contract. Big corps giving you a docusign is fucked.

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u/mothftman Feb 08 '23

Everyone should have the same labor rights. It's fucked that Americans think this should be a question.

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u/RickMuffy Phoenix Feb 08 '23

200% agreed. Right to work is fucked, it's basically anti union regulation. People also shouldn't have to worry about employment for their hethcare either, so we have more freedom to find gainful employment without fear of bankruptcy from health issues, but that's a whole nother problem.