Inspur Software's slogan of encouraging overtime triggered a heated discussion. Is it inappropriate to openly advocate overtime?

I think this kind of initiative is really inappropriate, because not all employees want to work overtime, and overtime is synonymous with squeezing. Workers not only enjoy the right to rest and get remuneration, but also can fight against the company for their legitimate rights and interests. Because they can become more independent people and express their true thoughts.

Many companies really need employees to work overtime, and they also hope that employees can work overtime voluntarily, because volunteering is one of the conditions for legal overtime. But many employees are not motivated to work overtime because they have their own lives. Inspur Software's slogan of encouraging overtime triggered a heated discussion. Is it inappropriate to openly advocate overtime? I think this kind of behavior is out of place, and there are three reasons why I say this:

First, this move will arouse our disgust and anger.

I think so because advocating overtime is a particularly sensitive thing, and it may also have a more negative impact on employees. For the vast majority of ordinary people, we don't want the company to force overtime, because this behavior will make us hate it. It is really inappropriate for the company to openly advocate overtime.

second, this move is an infringement on the legitimate rights and interests of workers.

Many companies do not pay overtime pay to their workers after compulsory overtime, and they also want to evade their responsibilities. Therefore, many workers are unwilling to work overtime for the company and do not want their legitimate rights and interests to be violated. Inspur's behavior not only lacks reasonable care for employees, but also leads employees to hate the company more, because advocating overtime will harm the interests of workers.

third, this move is not in line with the trend of the times.

another reason why this move is out of date is that it really goes against the tide of the times, and it can't get more people's support. Because we advocate independent work more and more, and we also hope to be more free in our work. But working overtime will limit our freedom, and it will also lead us to be more depressed, so this move is not in line with the trend.

that's my opinion.