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Sure, but it is a case where it is a little alarming that every one of these companies is laying off so many people. There is a lot of copycat behavior also in
by sureglymop 4y ago
Sure, but it is a case where it is a little alarming that every one of these companies is laying off so many people. There is a lot of copycat behavior also in this instance. But usually, unions can force corporations to negotiate if a large part of the workforce is striking. But if a company can just lay off 10000 workers, it would probably survive a striking workforce.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 4y agoI don't disagree. I was responding to your question ("I'm not sure where that concept is communicated in the post?") with the part of the post which I believe answers it. Honestly, looking back, my comment reads as a non sequitur, so I apologize for the confusion.