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With all respect, that is an astoundingly naive viewpoint in light of the fact that there is nowhere near power equality between employer and worker.
by lores 5y ago
With all respect, that is an astoundingly naive viewpoint in light of the fact that there is nowhere near power equality between employer and worker.
- drdaeman 5y agoI suppose many folks here are in those blessed industries and positions where employers and employees are in much more balanced relationships than mostwhere. Which is how it should be; I don't think anyone would doubt that GP is correct in this regard. But - very sadly - not how it works in most of the reality.
- alan-hn 5y agoI agree. I constantly see arguments in HN comments that come from the perspective of a highly paid tech worker and they either ignore anyone making minimum wage or pretend they don't exist in this dynamic or they are written off as unimportant because they should have "worked harder to change their position in life" Its pretty sad that this ideology exists, we need people to do jobs and we shouldn't shit on them for it. We should support people in what every job they're doing because we're all part of the same societal machine