It's not a surprise that corporations prioritize financial interests over the lives of employees and retirees because they can. The mistake employees make is de

It's not a surprise that corporations prioritize financial interests over the lives of employees and retirees because they can. The mistake employees make is depending on hollow, unenforceable promises for financial and health security. The current only recourse is a lengthy, costly gamble in the courts that could be delayed until the plaintiff runs out of money or dies. It behooves potential employees to instead form worker-owned co-ops, that like credit unions, have different interests aligned to serve their members.