Don't forget that in order to make the fiber optic network available to more residents, more work has to be done on the ground and up the poles, and some of tha

Don't forget that in order to make the fiber optic network available to more residents, more work has to be done on the ground and up the poles, and some of that work will be done by unionized workers. Nobility has little to do with it. The complaint is that the company is refusing to pay for work that might be done by union-represented employees. The fact that the work would also benefit the paying customers is just poking the other thumb in the other eye, too. When the interests of both your customers and your employees are aligned behind something, I would think that you might have an interest in doing it, whatever it may be.