• daniskarma@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    This is the reason Unions exist.

    Individually you have no power. As a group you do have power to force them to revoke these decisions.

    Your choice is joining a Union or not.

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      Ok, but what can OP do now? I support joining a union. But if there is none, then forming one takes time.

      Is there anything that OP can do now? Quit, maybe?

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        Pretty much it. Unless there’s an infringement of labor law. I don’t know where they work or much about other countries labor laws.

        They would probably need to hire a lawyer in this case. Unions usually also help in these cases.

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      That’s going to be incredibly illegal to use outdoors. Make sure you know what the regulations are before engaging in any kind of jamming, you might block someone else’s emergency transmissions.

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    Try to find the fuse which powers the device.

    You’re looking for anything related to radio or telemetry.

    Push the fuse back in when you’re done working for the day.

    If they ask what was wrong, pretend you don’t know what they mean. It’s not your truck. Maybe they should have their technician look into it, everything seemed fine on your end.

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    You seem kinda despairing and dismissive of the obvious answer… talking to your union.

    You have no power over your employer, but your union does.

    Additionally, and this is kinda wild but, have you spoken to your supervisor? What did they say? Did you explain what it is about it that’s so annoying?

    I’ve worked as a consultant for companies that use this type of thing and most disable the verbal warnings and stuff because they’re not helpful in any way.

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    Line up a new job. Then get in the passenger side of the truck and let the AI drive today.

    Then enjoy your new job knowing you made the world a better place.

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    Whats wrong with joining a union? Some 50 yrs ago, over 80% of factory workers were unionized, today its more like 30% iirc. Its not because unions dont work, its because they do and companies spend copius anounts to get them discredited.

    JOIN A UNION.

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      Let me explain why companies are doing things like this. They’ll make unreasonable demands and when you make mistakes as a result, the AI will capture it and they’ll use that in court to blame you as the employee and try to hold you personally liable. This is their way of saying you’re nothing more than a liability to them. Fuck this system. I’d start demanding a new employment agreement to protect yourself.

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    Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do. “Tattling” programs are quickly becoming a staple of any sort of logistical jobs. Companies will parade it around as if it keeps people safe, or it protects the honest employees. It’s designed to give them reasons to get rid of you.

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      Yeah, in a world where we are short of drivers and they are hiring questionable people, they are looking for reasons to fire you.

      Doubly funny if OP is American, where you simply don’t need reasons to fire people.

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        Right to work is very misunderstood online. It’s not the freebie everyone seems to think it is.

        If you terminate sometime without documented cause, you can’t deny their unemployment claims and must keep paying them in all 50 states.

        The myth that they can fire you with no recourse is something they want everyone to believe so that nobody files for unemployment. when they’re entitled to it.

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        I know it sucks. And corps are playing with the automation line. They don’t want to replace too many jobs with automation because that will trigger the need for UBI to off-set the amount of jobless people no longer driving the economy. So, instead they’ve resorted to “churn and burn” practices. Things that allow them to burn people out and toss them aside and make it the workers fault.

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      More than that. It’s designed first to enrich insurance, AI, and other business interests, to drive down wages and eventually replace humans with autonomous vehicles. Irobot.

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    Your options (pick any combination you please):

    • do whatever you can do to make it more bearable in the short term (turn down volume of AI warnings, whatever else you can configure)
    • Unionize
    • Bargain with your company/Negotiate your contracts
    • Get hired by a new company that gives a shit about their employees
    • Become an owner-operator
    • start a trucking firm with a bunch of other drivers that are fed up with that bullshit
    • Find a different kind of job that doesn’t require AI to surveil and harass you.
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      Those are good options but I get paid 32.75 per hour during the week and 40.75 on weekends and its a pretty cushy job. Hard to just get new job.

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        They probably know that it’s a cushy job amd want to replace you with someone who will work for less.

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        When i was fed up with the bosses in my cushy job, I made the job more cushy by starting my independent company. Same work, more money, no assholes treating me like shit and i learned from that. Now my colleges also have a cushy job, with a competent, nice boss.

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    Do you know what kind of sensors it relies on to observe its surroundings?

    It’s probably more than just this, but if anything audio related, you could try to come up with a poisonify device to fuck with it.

    https://youtu.be/xMYm2d9bmEA

    Might be more trouble than it’s worth if you’re not tech savvy, wish there was more stuff like this I could recommend.

    ETA: Also wondering if something like a Flipper Zero or HackRF One could help create some convincing false-positives.

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        100% it’ll show up on record either IT or management will see the red flag reported by the vendor of the software

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    While looking for a new job. Be slow and careful about everything. If the tattler is snitching on you, take your time to make sure everything is correct.

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      Painfully, extra-slowly correct, keep slowing it down until management notices and asks. Tell them you’re just doing what’s needed to keep the AI off your back