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If you are running the company, Sloppy compliance is never the correct choice. It will add a unnecessary (from the company point of view) liability for the futu
by option_greek 7y ago
If you are running the company, Sloppy compliance is never the correct choice. It will add a unnecessary (from the company point of view) liability for the future. Given the risk to the health of workers in this case, its not even the correct moral choice. Suspension is bad for their revenues but is morally and legally correct way forward.
- matthewdgreen 7y agoI think it's amusing that Amazon knows exactly what it's doing with this threat. France knows exactly what it's doing with this threat. The only people who don't seem to understand what's happening are the commenters here on HN.
- zapita 7y ago> The only people who don't seem to understand what's happening are the commenters here on HN. Sadly this is true of almost every topic other than software engineering, electronics and rockets.
- lonelappde 7y agoAnd also software engineering, electronics, and rockets.
- option_greek 7y agoOr may be every single thing that happens in the world doesn't need to have sinister motives behind it ?
- carapace 7y agoOh come now, Machiavelli was satire. /s
- MR4D 7y agoBut isn't that why we all love HN? /s (kinda)
- Mirioron 7y agoI don't expect France to know what it's doing at all. Not long ago they had massive protests for a very long time and it was handled poorly. And this seems like a regular occurrence there.
- mcguire 7y agoOperating the company is an "unnecessary liability for the future."