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How would you keep the baseline protections reasonable enough so every startup and tech department would be proud to support it? I see a lot of ‘Made in NY’ st
by runawaybottle 7y ago
How would you keep the baseline protections reasonable enough so every startup and tech department would be proud to support it?
I see a lot of ‘Made in NY’ startups, even open source stuff use that brand, it feels like developer community is ripe for something like this.
- throw0101a 7y ago> How would you keep the baseline protections reasonable enough so every startup and tech department would be proud to support it? It would take a few years of back and forth of negotiation. Of course not all organizations would have employees may necessarily be part of it. Holywood is a 'closed shop' where you basically need to be in the union / guild, but that is not true in every industry. I'm in Ontario, Canada where a lot of car OEMs have plants: the Detroit Three plants are all unionized AFAICT. However the Cambridge Toyota plant is not: the CAW has been asking the employees for a while, but they always said 'no'. Seems that Toyota has a different mindset towards their employees. Similarly Air Canada has been unionized with pilots for a while, but WestJet (~Southwest) only recently unionized: turns out the pilots there were tired of crap. So it may not be an all/nothing situation.