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A company that would allow that in the first place should not be trusted later on, claiming they "fixed it". It's such a clear violation of ethics and morals. I
by lambda_obrien 6y ago
A company that would allow that in the first place should not be trusted later on, claiming they "fixed it". It's such a clear violation of ethics and morals. I don't get how a corporation can literally steal money from it's employees, say it's "sorry" and it "fixed the problem" and get off freely.
- mrbazinga 6y agoWell spending millions of dollars on Prop 22 ensured that they're technically not "employees"
- lambda_obrien 6y agoThe "technically" in that sentence is the evil part of their argument, IMO.