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Yes, I'm sure the sweat shop workers enjoy working in a sweat shop. We're privileged, so who even knows if the poors know about holidays. Best to leave them to
by kahrl 5y ago
Yes, I'm sure the sweat shop workers enjoy working in a sweat shop. We're privileged, so who even knows if the poors know about holidays. Best to leave them to their hellhole.
- spywaregorilla 5y agoThe working conditions of the poor and their low wages aren't especially relevant as to general idea of aligning compensation incentives to outcomes. It's fully possible to believe working conditions should be improved, base pay should be improved, AND that incentives for performance are reasonable.
- jjk166 5y agoIf they chose to work in the sweat shop and are free to quit at any time but choose not to, then they probably do enjoy working in the sweat shop, or at least prefer it to the other options they have reasonable access to. Without understanding the nuances of their current situation, it is impossible to say what changes will actually improve the situation, and it is easily possible that well intentioned changes can make things substantially worse.
- FormerBandmate 5y agoThey said the exact same things about Triangle Shirtwaist era factory workers and their lives demonstrably improved massively after unionization