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thats not really the implication. it doesn't require squeezing... the implication is that even if paid and treated the same foreign workers are more productive,
by jheriko 11y ago
thats not really the implication. it doesn't require squeezing... the implication is that even if paid and treated the same foreign workers are more productive, and this is very easy to believe.
i'm not 100% defending the companies here, but there are two sides to this, and we all should be experienced enough to know that mass organised bullying of immigrant workers isn't a thing that you can sneak under the radar these days... its always individuals overstepping their bounds - not big organised conspiracies.
it just wouldn't be anywhere near the same kind of problem if the workforce was more motivated and more competitive...
- wyclif 11y agothe implication is that even if paid and treated the same But they are not paid and treated the same at all, this is the point. The foreign workers are threatened with deportation. That is a powerful motivator to work faster and harder.
- jheriko 11y agoyes, and even if they weren't, i'm pretty convinced that they would work faster and harder too.
- omegaworks 11y ago>even if paid and treated the same foreign workers are more productive >mass organised bullying of immigrant workers isn't a thing that you can sneak under the radar these days These are assertions without any basis in reality.