These are the rights that work demands are specific, and it is a ruling that applies in ancient times and modernity. Anyone who does a work for someone else is entitled to a wage for it, and wages are of two types, moral and tangible. If someone hires someone to do a work and he does it, then the worker has made a right upon the one who does it for him, which is called a wage and a duty. The employer must fulfill that right and deliver it to him, and the lessor has the choice to use the employee in the apparent sense, he is forced in the interior, and the employee has the choice in accepting the use in some jobs and is forced in some jobs, and the rule of choice is removed from him, because he has the right not to accept if he wants, and to accept if he wants, so he has a choice in the apparent situation. He is compelled inwardly, like the one who is rented to him, whether he is the first employee to appear in existence due to the lack of the possible in existence, which is the wo