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U.S. developer salaries are also higher than in Japan and over developed salaries, even if those labor markets aren't exactly known for unionization, either.
by Apocryphon 3y ago
U.S. developer salaries are also higher than in Japan and over developed salaries, even if those labor markets aren't exactly known for unionization, either.
- trashtester 3y agoFair enough, though it is possible to get the effects of a union without a union, if worker-employee relationship resembles a feudal lord-serf relationship, where the serf is bound to the lord for life, but the lord is also responsible for covering the basic needs of the serf. Obviously, Japan, China and Korea come from quite different circumstances to Europe and the US in a multitude of ways.
- Apocryphon 3y agoThat’s also what corporations were like in the U.S. up until the 1980s. Being lifers and having stability was commonplace.