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It could be that the supply for animators far exceeds the demand. No amount of bandaid is going to fix that.
by systemvoltage 5y ago
It could be that the supply for animators far exceeds the demand. No amount of bandaid is going to fix that.
- ClemFandango 5y agoUnderstandable, but it's beside the point. The point is that legally mandated (and enforced!) employment agreements should exist regardless of the amount of people vying for jobs.
- ralusek 5y agoI mean in cases like that, unions often just constrain supply artificially. But that just creates a new problem, in that people who want to fill a role and are capable of filling a role can't necessarily fill a role that the company would be happy to give them if not for the union saying that this individual is locked out from filling the role.