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Losing a job is more devastating than losing an employee, though. At its worst, losing a job can mean losing healthcare, losing a home, having to move. Losing a
by hairofadog 4y ago
Losing a job is more devastating than losing an employee, though. At its worst, losing a job can mean losing healthcare, losing a home, having to move. Losing an employee at its worst usually means redistributing work for a few weeks or months.
- flandish 4y agoAdding: in our profit-over-people centric world, where corporations are treated like an entirely invented class, elevated above the worker, I posit that corporations have more chance to be bailed out than people do. You don’t see people pointing at homeless corporations saying, “that could be you, walmart.” But you DO see corporations happy to have scared emps worried about being homeless, AND those same emps helping, through taxes, enable welfare so that walmart can pay less in wages. Literally anything a public corporation does is evil. Every single one is required, by laws they lobby for, to put shareholder value over employees.