I expected this to be about CSAM when I opened the link, but I guess it's stuff that has been brewing even longer than that. Dealing with highly paid, and high

I expected this to be about CSAM when I opened the link, but I guess it's stuff that has been brewing even longer than that. Dealing with highly paid, and highly desirable employees that can get a job at the drop of a hat, and which have ample savings to let them glide in any case, means that they have a lot of leverage. You need them just as much as they need you. This is why political policy has been to keep away from full employment, and keep a continuous percentage of people unemployed at all times: power over labor. Without labor, capital and land are useless.