In the most charitable light, this is organizational cargo-cult. "What if we brought the court of employment law into Amazon? Wow, wouldn't it be great for Ama

In the most charitable light, this is organizational cargo-cult. "What if we brought the court of employment law into Amazon? Wow, wouldn't it be great for Amazon? It'd cost less, move faster, and be more fair! Oh and the employee too, because whatever is good for Amazon is good for everyone!" It's the similar to how some school district replace superintendents with CEO's and then blush when cost-cutting and sexual harassment kick in [1]. Unthinkipng, these prganizatibs replicate the trappings and rituals of the seemingly successful without understanding why they're successful; doing so in the faith that a new world is right around the corner if they just believe hard enough. Right under the surface, of course, is our collective loss of faith in society, and thus the impetus to award public power to private entities. Handing over healthcare, our rights, our freedoms in the "hopes" that companies will govern us "better" than our elected government. From a single modern republic to multiple feudal realms: the reality of Libertarianism realized. [1] http://graphics.chicagotribune.com/chicago-public-schools-sexual-abuse/index.html http://graphics.chicagotribune.com/chicago-public-schools-se...