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Presently Dell singularly decides without input from labor or the government
by laborundrstandr 2y ago
Presently Dell singularly decides without input from labor or the government
- nolok 2y agoI am absolutely aware, which is why I'm asking you who you think should decide in this case ?
- The_Colonel 2y agoGovernment has a say by creating legal framework governing how layoffs work.
- laborundrstandr 2y agoThey opted for at will employment which means they almost universally defer to business in practice.
- reaperman 2y agoCan you recommend any companies I can apply to with an option to “opt” for just-cause employment? Would be very impressed if you could list any companies offering “just-cause” employment with >=12,500 employees that these laid-off employees could have “opted” for. Or does that not exist? At first glance, it seems equivalent to “well, they opted to work on planet Earth”, with the implication that they could have opted to work on the moon or Mars or the ISS - as in, for the most part those options don’t actually exist, and where they do, there are a very limited number of jobs available (on the ISS), so that in fact not all of the 12,500 people could have opted to work there.