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What makes that a lower-class job? If you can only get a high salary by joining a cartel, you are in a low-class job. If you join the cartel instead of earning
by byrneseyeview 18y ago
What makes that a lower-class job?
If you can only get a high salary by joining a cartel, you are in a low-class job. If you join the cartel instead of earning what you're worth or finding a different line of work, you are a low-class person.
- thomasmallen 18y agoA union is a cartel now? Are you shitting me? It's amazing how anti-labor people are nowadays.
- thwarted 18y agohttp://www.google.com/search?q=define:cartel http://www.google.com/search?q=define:cartel s/(firm|enterprise|organization)s?/people/g In as much as UAW, for example, couldn't be considered a "firm" or an "enterprise" already. In some sense, UAW is a contracting firm whose service is its members' work product.
- hugh 18y agoThe main difference between the UAW and a regular contracting firm is that if I decide to stop buying labour from a regular contracting firm, that firm can't and won't wind up blockading my factory entrance and trying to stop my new labourers getting in. Whereas if GM tried firing all its union employees and hiring non-union labour instead... well, I'm sure you can guess what would happen. If the UAW were a regular firm, it would be unobjectionable.