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Employers Quotes

On workplace obligations and employer power

This set includes a fighter's acknowledgment that contractual obligations to employers must come first, alongside a warning about domestic employees being left at the mercy of their employers.

The UFC are my employers, so they have to come first.

Quotes by Robert Whittaker

Domestic employees are at the whim of their employers.

Quotes by Ai-jen Poo

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the first quote say about obligations?
It acknowledges that a fighting organization, acting as an employer, has to come first professionally.
What warning appears in the second quote?
It warns that domestic employees can be left entirely subject to whatever their employers decide.
Do these quotes describe different types of work?
Yes, one references professional combat sports and the other references domestic household employment.
Is employer power a shared concern?
Yes, both quotes touch on how much control an employer holds over the life of someone who works for them.
What theme runs through both statements?
Both reflect on obligation and vulnerability that come with working for someone else.

Both quotes highlight the real power employers hold over the people who work for them.