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What's an experience certificate?
IIUC there is a system in India to prevent people from working two jobs, which is that you need to present some paper that you get in your current job that certifies you left to get employed at the next one.
It's ghoulish if you ask me.
Capitalism always finds a way to make things just a little worse than anything you’d have come up with on your own. This is such garbage.
This has nothing to do with capitalism. Capitalists would abolish this rule immediately and exploit everyone to work 5 jobs simultaneously.
It's not really to prevent you having multiple jobs, it's more to prevent you having multiple jobs at the same time, i.e. the same hours
To stop you taking on projects and then doing that project on another company's time on another company's devices. Lots of people have multiple jobs, the key used to do it at different times of the day.
If a company is telling you you literally cannot have another job at any other time I'm fairly sure they're breaking the law in most parts of the world. You are compensated for the time you work they have no right to mandate your time outside of the time they are compensating you for. If they want you to be available 24 hours a day, then they have to pay you for that.
Nope, capitalism’s end game is slavery, which means one company owning as much of your time as possible.
You might be on to something.
How does that stop you from having other jobs? Seems like you would just have one job be the "real" job where you play the cert game, and other jobs you just don't?
It's a chilling effect, and some jobs can ask to verify your history by verifying this trail of papers.
Probably some sort of proof of employment for your records or if your next employer asks for evidence that you worked there.
related to interns, I presume.