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Peak HN. The underlying problem is corporate overreach and cultural creep into dare I say, fascistic practices against workers. Workers in America are constant
by adenozine 4y ago
Peak HN. The underlying problem is corporate overreach and cultural creep into dare I say, fascistic practices against workers.
Workers in America are constantly trodden on. There’s no module to import here, the culture is bad and the laws are weak and more and more people are realizing it.
It should be legal, protected speech to speak ill of a company. They aren’t people, they’re not even really objects from a certain point of view.
If you ask me, there’s a different sort of “zero knowledge” problem happening here.
- MichaelCollins 4y ago> The underlying problem is corporate overreach and cultural creep into dare I say, fascistic practices against workers. Workers in America are constantly trodden on. In New Zealand too, right? The company doing the suing is in New Zealand, not America, and the worker probably is too.
- adenozine 4y agoI phrased it that way so as not to speak beyond my knowledge. I'm sure workers are relatively trodden on everywhere, in various magnitudes.
- chitowneats 4y ago"I assume workers are relatively trodden on everywhere based on nothing other than my personal bias and political leanings" Fixed it for you.
- shreyshnaccount 4y agoPeak HN, everything is about America.
- spaetzleesser 4y ago“It should be legal, protected speech to speak ill of a company. They aren’t people, they’re not even really objects from a certain point of view.” In some ways they have it better than people. All the rights but don’t get punished in a meaningful way when they do wrong.
- vxNsr 4y agoIn America it is legal. The judge ruled as if the case was tried in New Zealand.
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