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Unions in developed countries with good labor laws don't make sense. They cater to the mediocre and the masses - and their policies go against the vien of compe
by wooyi 15y ago
Unions in developed countries with good labor laws don't make sense. They cater to the mediocre and the masses - and their policies go against the vien of competitiveness and innovation.
- jleader 15y agoWhat do you think happens to "good labor laws" in the absence of unions? An unfortunate consequence of our lobbyist-driven system is that the most effective way for people outside the 1% (actually more like the 0.1%) to get any positive attention from the government is for them to band together and hire their own lobbyists.
- smiler 15y agoAre you saying the US has good labour laws? I think most would disagree with you
- wooyi 15y agoYes. I have worked in Asia, South America. There, you can be openly discriminated or fired without severance. Good is compared to most of the world.