Perhaps, but it's mostly the same group of people who (like me in my conservative years), declared "choice" to be the end all be all in your life ... that are now opposing this workforce regulation.
They said if you're poor, it's by choice. If your situation sucks in any way, shape, or form, it's by choice.
Shit, a couple years ago they were telling us that if we didn't like the shutdown and not being paid on time, we could choose to find another job.
I took the "if you don't like it, make better choices" to heart in my late teens/early 20s, and that's why I'm not still a fry cook at a fast food place. But conservatives will use this "if you don't like it, find another job" all day every day to defend corps that are basically forcing their employees to take it up the a. So even though I'm not pro-government mandate (as long as you can opt out via testing, cool), I get a little fucking irate when I hear someone say that "if you don't like it, find another job" shouldn't apply to this particular situation.
You're all okay with companies paying shit wages and you're all fine with the notion of desolving the union and privatizing and eroding any miniscule rights employees have, because if they don't like it, they can find another job... but all of a sudden, this is the line.