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I have bad news for you. Those workers who demand 40% wage increases and 32 hour work weeks will be "easily replaced" by auto factories in the South who have ri
by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
I have bad news for you. Those workers who demand 40% wage increases and 32 hour work weeks will be "easily replaced" by auto factories in the South who have right to work laws.
- TaylorAlexander 3y agoThis is why global worker solidarity is so important.
- elforce002 3y agoInteresting. What's that if I may ask?
- edgyquant 3y agoIt’s also unrealistic. Different workers in different nations have different cultures and compete with each other for a scarce supply of buyers.
- SequoiaHope 3y ago> Different workers in different nations have different cultures and compete with each other for a scarce supply of buyers. This is a description of the status quo of capitalist competition, but is not a fact of nature. We can arrange our economies to work in cooperation with one another, rather than in competition. Competition is used specifically to depress all worker wages for the benefit of the ownership class, and we do not have to accept that at face value.
- ummonk 3y agoWhy would workers in the global south feel any solidarity towards workers in the wealthiest country on earth who earn global top 5% wages?
- orange_joe 3y agowell, the unions pushed for wage requirements in the auto industry within the USMCA (NAFTA2) and required Mexico to (effective) legalize unions alongside lots of other rights enshrining measures. So Mexican workers benefited greatly from the work of these unions.
- daddylongstroke 3y agoOther than the 10 million+ of Mexican farmers impacted.
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