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The less fortunate employees still have to pay rent. With your approach, now there's just less people in the company who could have fought for them from within.
by Ghjklov 7y ago
The less fortunate employees still have to pay rent. With your approach, now there's just less people in the company who could have fought for them from within.
- JSavageOne 7y agoIf he "fought from within" then Amazon would probably just fire him. Corporations have little tolerance for labor rights initiatives and dissent.
- karatestomp 7y agoThis is why, if we software folks were going to organize so we could do things like effectively support less-fortunate workers, the time to do it was any point in the last ~8 years when times were good. Oh well, maybe next boom. We'll have little ability to affect corporate and government behavior in this downturn.
- Ghjklov 7y agoYeah, they have to fire him and then hire someone else. That costs time and money. Then he can make some noise about it and get media attention on his firing. If this happens enough times, perhaps corporations may be incentivized to change how they do things.