Modern society optimizes the humanity out of interactions.
I ordered a couple of TVs from Costco.com.
Our primary office is unit 222, but we wanted them dropped off in unit 224.
The delivery contractor told us that he was personally liable if he delivered to the wrong address.
Due to that he felt like he was put in an awkward position.
Some MBA somewhere thought that making the employee have personal liability would align incentives better.
But it does so by taking already marginalized people and pushing them even harder into the meat grinder.
The person who made the policy doesn't have to deal with the awkward, inhuman interactions in person.