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I know this doesn't really apply to Amazon, however I think it's irresponsible striking on the companies busiest days. If you want to keep your job, your compa
by beavis2 9y ago
I know this doesn't really apply to Amazon, however I think it's irresponsible striking on the companies busiest days.
If you want to keep your job, your company needs money. If you want better wages/conditions, your company needs more money.
With that said, I do wish the strikers luck.
- eloisant 9y agoAt some point when the company is making tons of money but is screwing its employees, the only recourse the employees have is to do damage to the company to be heard. Amazon is already drowning in money, Bezos is the richest man on earth, even more money is not going to convince them to treat their employees better. A bit less money is not going to sink Amazon.
- beavis2 9y agoI know. It doesn't apply to Amazon - I wish the workers all the luck.