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Considering how attractive CO is for remote workers... this may just backfire on them. On the other hand, states should really work together when passing laws
by KingMachiavelli 5y ago
Considering how attractive CO is for remote workers... this may just backfire on them.
On the other hand, states should really work together when passing laws like this. If CA had passed the same or similar requirement, I'm sure companies would just have eaten the bullet. CO alone is just a small fish.
- Ericson2314 5y agoOr you could look at this the other way around. Considering the relative power of e.g. remote tech workers combined with the allure of CO, with a little organizational muscle this could be an easy win to compel the smaller offenders to change their behavior.
- dudul 5y agoWhy is CO attractive for remote workers?
- paulcole 5y agoIt’s the next state on the list for Californians to ruin.
- creato 5y agoIn CO, Texans are the boogeyman
- mingus88 5y agoTell me, who are these Californians? Are they the tech workers who flooded California from every corner of the world? Are they the migrant workers who flooded California to work in the largest agricultural state in the nation? Are they the aspiring entertainers who flooded California to work in Hollywood? Are they the idle rich who flooded California to own beach front property and price out the locals? Are they the Oakies and dusty bowl farmers who flooded Calfornia after "ruining" their own states with poor land management? Pray tell, who are these Calfornians who are looking to ruin other states? Because to me it looks like California was first on the list for everyone else to ruin.
- hindsightbias 5y agoCA must inarguably have the best education system in the world if all of these thousands techies fleeing the state were all natives.
- paulcole 5y ago> Are they the tech workers who flooded California from every corner of the world? Yah, this is who I was referring to.