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Of course companies don't do anything out of the goodness of their hearts. Companies will do as much evil as they are allowed to and as much good as they are fo
by praptak 6y ago
Of course companies don't do anything out of the goodness of their hearts. Companies will do as much evil as they are allowed to and as much good as they are forced to.
The society should act accordingly.
- mariksolo 6y agoYou're missing my point on purpose. I am trying to say there is a contradiction in what you are saying. You claim to want companies to move into impoverished areas, but also say doing that is evil. No company has ever moved into an impoverished area to help people, they have always done so out of self interest. So which do you want, companies to move into impoverished areas (acting evil), or not (acting good, according to you).
- praptak 6y agoI want strong labor protection laws everywhere, so that poor regions don't have to compete on allowing companies to exploit the local workforce.
- awillen 6y agoLike a $15 minimum wage? The one Amazon is paying?
- lupire 6y agoAnd paying for time spent in security checkpoints, and not counting "walking from workstation to break room" as break time, and compensation for workplace injuries.
- mariksolo 6y agoYou've completely changed the direction of the argument.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoThis assumes that everything that is benefits a company is evil and everything that hurts a company is good. Luckily, this isn't true. There are absolutely areas where companies can do good and profit. Moving good jobs into a blighted area is a classic example of a win-win. The company gets low wages, and residents get some of the best jobs they have access to.