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How is that at all related? US paying more is not mutually exclusive to people in Europe to fight for better conditions/their rights? Do you consider this to ca

• robswc 4y ago
  >How is that at all related? It is all related. It is so much harder to do business in Europe than in the US, especially in tech. Almost exclusively due to regulation.
  • fsniper 4y ago
    Still? how is that at all applies to workers? Workers should be caring more of how the business is regulated instead of their own rights/conditions? That does not make sense to me at all. Here Google is a behemoth having thousands of employees and most probably unlimited cash flow all across the world and you are suggesting a few hundred UK workers should be more concerned about this behemoth's responsibilities than their own benefits?
    • robswc 4y ago
      >Still? how is that at all applies to workers? Workers should be caring more of how the business is regulated instead of their own rights/conditions? That does not make sense to me at all. You can care about whatever you want. Introducing regulation and hoops to jump through for businesses comes with a cost though. >are suggesting a few hundred UK workers should be more concerned about this behemoth's responsibilities than their own benefits? It goes beyond Google. I'm saying Europe should be concerned that a lot of their top talent leaves to start businesses or work in other countries.