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How about the other side of the situation? Werent payments just delayed? And these workers smash in the building? I suppose they can't ever have the same people
by flemhans 6y ago
How about the other side of the situation? Werent payments just delayed? And these workers smash in the building? I suppose they can't ever have the same people from the video work there again. How are they going to establish a functioning workforce there once again?
- binarycrusader 6y agoIt is not “delayed payments” it is called wage theft.
- posguy 6y agoWage theft is finally starting to be legislated as a felony in the US: https://blogs.findlaw.com/free_enterprise/2019/08/states-get-tough-on-wage-theft.html https://blogs.findlaw.com/free_enterprise/2019/08/states-get... Its crazy that it has taken this long to hold thiefs accountable. Even then, most state departments of labor are extremely weak on enforcing wage theft laws.
- tdeck 6y agoIt's not crazy at all if you consider whom our political and economic system has been set up to benefit.
- dangus 6y agoThis is some expert level victim blaming. A thought experiment: how good do you think working conditions were if the employees were willing to smash up the building so quickly? > How are they going to establish a functioning workforce there once again? Quite easily if you pay the prevailing wage on time.
- trianglem 6y agoThe same people can come back to work just fine as long as you pay them. Just know that they will probably do it again if you withhold wages.