Re: Bore-out compensation
I've seen it in person, done to colleagues who were put in a room we called the aquarium (guess why) with nothing to do for months on a row in the hope they'd quit or died out of boredoms. Thankfully I quit that shithole without being subject to that kind of treatment, but it did inspire me to look for new opportunities.
I think companies doing that kind of stuff and their management deserve all hell (and fines) that might befall them.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
