Last time I checked, we got here from colonial oppression and anarchy. Here’s the reality: this isn’t about corporations. It’s about the people that work there

Last time I checked, we got here from colonial oppression and anarchy. Here’s the reality: this isn’t about corporations. It’s about the people that work there and protecting their rights. The small person vs. a trillion dollar corporation. How do you even begin to tip the balance right? What is keeping the workers from being oppressed by the desires of those running the corporation? (aka executives earning fat paycheques and the shareholders) The blue collar/working class suffers from a double whammy - lack of education and resources (time/money). The ability to collectively bargain/negotiate with the corporations is a very small way towards that. I think it’s fair. Especially when you consider the execs have access to $2000/hr lawyers on company retainer and any other resource they need for negotiations.