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Don't say sorry, you're 100% correct. The article has the basic bias that labor supply is a right of business and anything that disrupts the supply of labor (at
by AtlasBarfed 5y ago
Don't say sorry, you're 100% correct. The article has the basic bias that labor supply is a right of business and anything that disrupts the supply of labor (at their collusion-rife wage depression) is the fault of the "lazy US worker".
Is there any mention of hazard pay, investing in more safety measures aside from a plexiglass screen, or anything else worker-focused?
No.
And this is NPR! NPR!!!!
- rdtwo 5y agoLike someone below posted. Nice polite Republicans or republicans with a focus on diversity and inclusion.
- nradov 5y agoThere is no reliable scientific evidence that plexiglass screens actually increase worker safety. In some situations they might actually increase the risk of virus transmission by reducing airflow.
- idiotsecant 5y agoI don't think NPR has always been like this. I really started to notice it when Bernie looked like he might be a serious contender in the presidential race and NPR absolutely eviscerated him daily in favor of the various bobbleheads in suits that were also-rans with a tenth of his popularity.