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And workers are free to protest in the hopes of improving conditions and policies. We’ve seen this st other big tech companies recently, such as Google employee
by danso 8y ago
And workers are free to protest in the hopes of improving conditions and policies. We’ve seen this st other big tech companies recently, such as Google employees walking out to protest how sexual harassment complaints were handled, or Facebook CSO’s telling the board (against the COO’s wishes) about concerns over disinformation campaigns.
- ekianjo 8y agoSure. They are free to try to influence things but they can always vote with their feet and go for a different employer. In no world is a company obliged to listen to their workers demands, unless the company is clearly breaking the Law. Freedom goes both ways.