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>I will think on how to make this reporting as frictionless as possible for such cohorts. You have to be joking. Unionizing and a strong workers movement is th
by readyman 2y ago
>I will think on how to make this reporting as frictionless as possible for such cohorts.
You have to be joking. Unionizing and a strong workers movement is the only thing that has ever moved the needle. The only exception might arguably be state competition, but this is the US we're talking about so that would be irrelevant.
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- toomuchtodo 2y agoI am not joking. Both can be true at the same time: providing a mechanism to make it as easy as possible to report violations, whether that be labor, consumer, financial, etc as well as unending effort to organize labor [1]. For example, someone bleeding out on the street doesn't want to hear about the policy efforts needed to deliver on universal healthcare. They need to be saved right now. Maybe we are talking past each other, or I am miscommunicating the nuance. My apologies regardless. Take care. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40386097 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40386097
- readyman 2y agoThese things aren't violations. They're perfectly legal for a reason.