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why should they be "on equal footing", and what could that possibly mean? They are two sides of an equation who each want different things out of the relationsh
by loki49152 10y ago
why should they be "on equal footing", and what could that possibly mean? They are two sides of an equation who each want different things out of the relationship. The employee wants to sell his services. The employer wants to purchase services.
Unless you subscribe to the Marxist doctrine that every economic interaction is "really" a question of one party having power over the other, which is delusional like the rest of Marxism.
- emodendroket 10y agoWhy don't you go back and read the discussion again?