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> given that service is insufficient to meet basic needs, improvements are needed Sure, and why is it Uber's responsibility to make those improvements?
by umanwizard 8y ago
> given that service is insufficient to meet basic needs, improvements are needed
Sure, and why is it Uber's responsibility to make those improvements?
- fiblye 8y agoIs your argument that companies have zero responsibility to pay their employees reasonably? What is even the purpose of a company? Make unicorn valuation through low wages, write a couple blog posts, then dip?
- umanwizard 8y ago> Is your argument that companies have zero responsibility to pay their employees reasonably? Yeah, that sums it up. Companies have a responsibility to keep the agreements they make, and to not harm anyone. They don't have a positive responsibility to improve people's lives -- they're not charities. > What is even the purpose of a company? To make some people better off than they were before, by way of voluntary exchange, without hurting anyone. If they're not doing that, if they're actually making people worse off than they would be otherwise, then that should of course be stopped.