>True, but it's still a net benefit for good companies. Yes, but what about the crappy companies? It's a big net negative for them, so they're going to oppose

>True, but it's still a net benefit for good companies. Yes, but what about the crappy companies? It's a big net negative for them, so they're going to oppose it. They don't want to compete with companies around the nation; they want to be the only employer in town so their employees feel locked in and unable to change jobs without selling their home and moving.