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> And negotiate. Even better, negotiate collectively. It's easy to lay off one person but you cannot lay off a whole branch (or all employees ideally). I know
by nachtigall 9y ago
> And negotiate.
Even better, negotiate collectively. It's easy to lay off one person but you cannot lay off a whole branch (or all employees ideally).
I know I'm dreaming but there are decades if not centuries of experiences of worker struggles about better salaries or working condition. And well, there are just basics, to be learnt about. If you are on a one-by-one negotiating with your boss in private, then you are in an environment where you've already lost.
It's no surprise that in all other industries salaries working conditions are negotiated (and fought for) collectively.
- gcb0 9y agoah yes. the great union collective fear that was masterly imbued in the mind of every middle class american. even down to the point of dictionaries now listing syndicate as organised crime. yes, there was some cases. but steve jobs also was convicted of organized crime literally on wages fixing and he never made it into a dictionary as a synonym to organized crime like they did to unions.