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Because workers' rights are a zero-sum game. There is a total amount of power that can be had in the workplace, and it is either held by the owners or the worke
by atwood22 4y ago
Because workers' rights are a zero-sum game. There is a total amount of power that can be had in the workplace, and it is either held by the owners or the workers.
- collegeburner 4y agoDo you really believe the owners will simply accept lower profits and not just pass on the cost to the consumer? This is how you get increasing costs but no actual improvement. Wage-price spiral.
- rwooster 4y agoThis sounds like you think it's ok for companies to exploit workers if it keeps costs low - is that really your intent?