Well it‘s not automatic. You need workers/employees to care and take action for this to be something about which I can then say “this would never fly where I wo

Well it‘s not automatic. You need workers/employees to care and take action for this to be something about which I can then say “this would never fly where I work”. And you need the legal framework and cultural norms that support something like that. So not to say it‘s easy. My point here is that sometimes in theses discussions there seems to be a sort of first principles view of the employee-employer relationship where it is taken as axiomatic that anything you do as an employee (and sometimes even beyond) is for the employer to take and do with whatever they want unconditionally. My point is that that doesn’t need to be the obviously true axiom it sometimes seems to be.