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Warehouse workers are at a power disadvantage against their employers. Same with teachers, restaurant employees, etc etc etc. The police on the other hand start
by andreareina 4y ago
Warehouse workers are at a power disadvantage against their employers. Same with teachers, restaurant employees, etc etc etc. The police on the other hand start out in a position of elevated power and enjoy privileges such as qualified immunity from prosecution.
The two things you’re comparing are not equal, not even close.
- _2d30 4y agoHow do you figure teachers differ?
- genocidicbunny 4y agoAre you asking how teachers differ from the police, or how teacher unions differ from police unions? I didn't think the former of these needed to be answered at all, and the latter is also relatively self-explanatory.
- _2d30 4y agoWhat makes the power differential between teachers and their employers different from the police and their employers?
- gostsamo 4y agoThe romans have never asked "who watches the teachers?"
- ultrarunner 4y agoBut the school systems did, if the growth of administrative positions has anything to say about it.
- gostsamo 4y agoThis is a generic development from the Parkinson's law, nothing teacher specific. :)
- willcipriano 4y agoLook what happened to them, big mistake.
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