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Mativatien: From Cencepts to Applleations CHAPTER 8 269 spaking for the Bureau of Prisons, states, "FPl supplies caly a small fraction of the government's goods and serices. FPI also helps support American jobs as it often partsers with private American companies as a supplier. Qusstions 811. Do you think it is fair for companies to have to compete against prison inmates for government work? Why or why not? 8.12. Michigan representative Bill Huizenga said, "If China did this-having their prisoners work at subpar wages in prisons-we would be sereaming bloody murder." Do you agree or disagree with his statement? Why? 8-13. Do you think prisoner employees should have any benefits other workers have? Why or why not? Sown: Basd on D. Cardwell, "Competing with Prisos labor," The Nere York Times, March 15, 2012. 1, 4 CASE INCIDENT 1 Motivation for Leisure When I have time I don't have money. When I have money I don't have time," says Glenn Kelman, Redfin CEO. He's sot alone. While many workers find themselves faced with 60, 70, or 80 hour weeks (and sometimes more), others who are unemployed can find themselves with too much time on their hands. Take Dennis Lee, a sales associate working in Chicago whose girlfriend is unemployed. She has time to spare, but he says her unemployment makes it "financially impossible for me to support the both of us, ent if we just go on a small trip, like, to Wisconsin and get a emall hotel and stay for a couple of days." Those who are employed and who may have the ficancial means to take a vacation often leave those mation days on the table. The average U.S, worker gets 2.6 weeks of vacation a year, yet only 49 percent take that time. Alhough the reasons U.S. employees may not be thotivated to take their vacation time vary from a sense of job insecurity to heavy employer workload demands, some companies now let employees trade vacation days for cash. esentially motivating them to sell the vacation hours they do not intend to use. The challenge of taking leisure time does not seem to be a problem for many European countries. Take the French, who get 30 days of vacation and say they ake all of them. In faci, if you work in the European Union and get sick on vacation, the European Court of Justice sys you are entitled to take a make-up vacation. Questions 8-14. Do you think U.S, workers are less motivated by vacation time than workers in other countries? Why or why not? 8-15. Why do you think U.S. workers often do not take all their allotted vacation time, even if they may lose the benefit? Are these personal choices, or are they driven by society, or by organizational culture? 8.16. If many unemployed are spending around 2 hours/day looking for work as some research indicates, how would you evaluate the impact of unemployment on work motivation? How would you spend your days if unemployed