So much anti-union stuff is empty rhetoric and glazed eyes. Just chugging away at the individualist dream in the feudal market, boot-licking their way up the ladder while crab-grabbing anyone they can.
Then they turn around and boldly state, 'just negotiate for better pay or get a better job'. Like some jobs are for lesser humans that dont have to eat/sleep/live in the same way we need to. How does a McD job get a better job? It cant change itself and someone has to do the work!
The only leverage is via employment markets, and the only way to use that is through group effort, and the only way to organize group effort is through the Union of people!
Edit: Obviously with the added note - The people should own the shit anyways and this is all just half-measures trying to fight the endless struggle against the Capitalist Feudalism of the future.
I Live in Florida. It's Right to work state, so unions are inherently weak. Many Disney's employees who earn $10 per hour won't reach $15 until 2028 under the current system.
PrecisionEsports on July 28th, 2017 at 02:09 UTC »
So much anti-union stuff is empty rhetoric and glazed eyes. Just chugging away at the individualist dream in the feudal market, boot-licking their way up the ladder while crab-grabbing anyone they can.
Then they turn around and boldly state, 'just negotiate for better pay or get a better job'. Like some jobs are for lesser humans that dont have to eat/sleep/live in the same way we need to. How does a McD job get a better job? It cant change itself and someone has to do the work!
The only leverage is via employment markets, and the only way to use that is through group effort, and the only way to organize group effort is through the Union of people!
Edit: Obviously with the added note - The people should own the shit anyways and this is all just half-measures trying to fight the endless struggle against the Capitalist Feudalism of the future.
generaltso78 on July 28th, 2017 at 02:16 UTC »
I Live in Florida. It's Right to work state, so unions are inherently weak. Many Disney's employees who earn $10 per hour won't reach $15 until 2028 under the current system.
_Mephostopheles_ on July 28th, 2017 at 07:27 UTC »
"I pay you as much as I can afford in this economy without making less than a few billion dollars a year myself, what do you expect me to do?"