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Why would a union boss be more supportive of WFH and paying for value worked instead of hours worked? I see the incentives plausibly running in the other direct
by humanrebar 3y ago
Why would a union boss be more supportive of WFH and paying for value worked instead of hours worked? I see the incentives plausibly running in the other direction.
Not to mention the fact that unions often support politicians I would never vote for, let alone donate to or organize for.
- wahnfrieden 3y agonot necessarily unions. i didn't specify that. wildcat movements are also valuable.