Lopaty a Vykořisťovatelé – Kuboš Jaroslav (2022)

When stereotypes come to life (and don't hold back) For the least amount of work, the most money. Zero responsibility. Comfort at any cost. And above all, beware of the greedy Exploiter! If he could, he would skin the poor Shovels alive. And if they could, they would steal all his property, and his companies would be long gone. It's a pity that the robot was abolished long ago and claws cannot be used in companies. Jaroslav Kuboš examines the working world from the perspective of business owners and their employees in his book. Through themes such as employee responsibility, work ethics, or sexual harassment in the workplace, he not only uncovers stereotypes in their raw form but also refers to their origins in history and society. The views of the Exploiters and Shovels provoke and stir up enough that they leave even (so-called) experts like the gravedigger, the doorman, or the established petty thief unsettled. The exaggeration and humor with which the author brings work stereotypes to life not only entertains the reader but also tests their ability for self-reflection. Everyone will find something that might offend them, whether they are a regular employee or a corporate owner.