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  This is tacit acknowledgement that offices are hellholes. A victorian child might get pulled into a copper loom and die, but they wouldn't risk going through two hours of annual review where all participants had to pretend any of it matters.
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  True; if you work in an office (your own), it is only acceptable to hire your children to fake positions for income-splitting purposes.