system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Are employees a type of "Servant Class" with a kind of arbitrary captivity?

Very few social options. Financial dependence on a "cash nexus" (employer).  How are employees not essentially just a liberalized feudal serfs that is tied to a class of job owners instead of being tied to land?
gpt
This is how a very simplified version of the Marxist argument might go. While not equivalent, this dynamic between an employer and employee (or, more precisely, a worker and owner) is a continuation of the history of class relations in society right on down from the time of feudal lords and their serfs. This is described as 'wage slavery'.

Don't know how you would want be to expand on that so if there's anything else, do say.