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You don't have to view your employer as an adversary to support labor protection, the same way you don't have to think your neighbor is a criminal to support yo
by bluedanieru 15y ago
You don't have to view your employer as an adversary to support labor protection, the same way you don't have to think your neighbor is a criminal to support your local police department. Stop it with the false dilemmas.
- Turing_Machine 15y agoThe "false dilemma" was on the part the original poster, who claimed that "good for company" == "bad for employee". That's absurd on its face.
- bluedanieru 15y agoThat is absurd I agree. I don't think that's what the OP was getting at though. Rather that higher taxes and labor protection CEOs tend to reflexively dislike (regardless of whether they are good or bad for business interests in the long term). It could be "actually good for company in the long term but the boss doesn't agree because he doesn't know what he's talking about" == "good for employee".