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"If the abuses are really bad, you'd no doubt attract a lot of other disgruntled employees who'd prefer to work for a better company." So uh, that'd pretty muc
by zarify 16y ago
"If the abuses are really bad, you'd no doubt attract a lot of other disgruntled employees who'd prefer to work for a better company."
So uh, that'd pretty much be like a union, right? A group of people effectively saying that they won't work under certain conditions? ;)
I suspect we'll fundamentally disagree on the first point about parents voting with their feet/wallets, since that kinda describes the private school system, and I'm a firm believer in the same education being available to everyone (freely, if possible, and cheaply if not).
- yummyfajitas 16y agoI'm a firm believer in the same education being available to everyone (freely, if possible, and cheaply if not). A popular conservative position is to give all students the same educational opportunity by allowing parents to take their children's education dollars to private schools.
- zarify 16y agoI'm aware of that one. I suspect the parents who can barely afford materials for voluntary fee public schools may disagree however ;) (Of course I suppose the conservative counter to that is to get a better job, and that they'd have enough money if taxes weren't contributing to education dollars :)
- marknutter 16y agoNot like a union at all. Unions do not form businesses. Maybe they should, then they may come to realize how difficult running a successful business can be.