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So you don’t think that having a shorter history of certain workers rights is also a proxy for current workers rights? That you can just wave a magic legal wan
by mikrl 3y ago
So you don’t think that having a shorter history of certain workers rights is also a proxy for current workers rights?
That you can just wave a magic legal wand and go from zero to workers paradise in 25, 50, 100 years?
- twixfel 3y agoTo be honest I'm so baffled by the idea that the US has better worker's rights than the UK that I scarcely know where to begin. For what it's worth, Sweden and Denmark do not have minimum wages even today. So no, it's not a hugely useful proxy, otherwise according to you the US may have better worker's rights than Denmark (trivially false).
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