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It's a free market. Find another company who values your skill.
by blocked_again 4y ago
It's a free market. Find another company who values your skill.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- aaomidi 4y agoA free market implies a freedom to unionize and strike.
- scollet 4y agoHell yeah.
- charles_kaw 4y ago
- blocked_again 4y agoSure. Also for the employer to fire employees for doing that. So doing it is stupidity instead of just finding a better company that values your skill.
- danielheath 4y agoSince it's a free market - why shouldn't a group of people work together to improve their lot in it?
- charles_kaw 4y agoA free market is, by definition, free of collusion. People with large capital don't need to collude - they already have tons of power as individuals :) It's like the term "free market" is a thought terminating cliche or something.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- danielheath 4y agoThe term was coined to refer to an absence of gatekeepers charging for access, though collusion is often pretty similar.
- blocked_again 4y agoThere are already systems in place in companies for you to do that. If you want to bring Unions in to the picture it means 1. Your opinions are not useful or valuable. 2. The company is poor at adapting good ideas through existing channels. In either case you should leave the company and find another one.
- danielheath 4y agoWhy should I be compelled to use the systems someone else designed? Who is so wise and righteous that their external control over my decision to join or not is justified?
- blocked_again 4y agoBecause the system is designed mostly by founders who built the company from ground up and had the maximum skin in the game. Employees have minimum skin in the game, never have full context on things and are easily replaceable. You are always free to start your own company according to your own rules.
- scollet 4y agoOr just take over the company. That is easier.