I understand your perspective, I probably even personally agree with you. But again, you're weighing the value of 'increased employment' over 'individual rights

I understand your perspective, I probably even personally agree with you. But again, you're weighing the value of 'increased employment' over 'individual rights'. I currently live in France, and there are protests in the streets as many people here don't want their employment rights reduced. They value their individual rights, over the idea of there being more people employed. Consequently, it is not a universal rule that the benefit of 'increased employment' is worth the reduction in 'workers rights'. In these areas, it's often worth getting outside our own bubbles and exploring the fact that there are rational alternative approaches. Politics is messy.