“I spent the first 15 years of my career climbing that ladder, being ambitious,” he says. “I don’t want this to be what’s written on my tombstone. And I certain

“I spent the first 15 years of my career climbing that ladder, being ambitious,” he says. “I don’t want this to be what’s written on my tombstone. And I certainly don’t want the stress to be what puts me in a grave.” 100 years from now historians of labor will mark the COVID-19 pandemic as the time of the great reset, when labor finally got fed up with -- Being constantly told to "do more with less" after yet another round of cost-cutting -- Being loyal to companies that weren't loyal to them -- Being exploited for some vague promise of reward in the future -- Having no social or family life I'm glad this has finally happened; I'm just sorry it took a global pandemic to force the issue.