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I don't follow. Corporations have a fiduciary duty to be terrible to employees?

• Draiken 3y ago
  Not directly, only by proxy. Profit is king. At Amazon scales, you weigh in how much money you'll save by breaking laws and eventually getting a slap on the wrist fine versus all other alternatives. Unsurprisingly it's often much cheaper to be terrible to your employees and replace them endlessly, than it is to not be terrible. Especially once you make unionization nigh impossible.
  • skyyler 3y ago
    Yep. You understand it.
• PawgerZ 3y ago
  If thats where the uncaptured profit is, then yes.