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Allowing the help to negotiate their compensation is punishment enough

• andreareina 4y ago
  No it's not.
  • harvey9 4y ago
    The person you replied to used the phrase 'the help' rather than staff or workers. I take it to indicate sarcasm.
    • washadjeffmad 4y ago
      Years ago, one of our VPs, an old colleague, used the phrase "fraternizing with the help" to signal leadership's motives for an unusual and specific reorg. Someone was concerned that management was being too influenced by the suggestions of labor, and that's just not how chain of command works.