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> their continued existence is now a net negative. Like collective bargaining power for higher wages and benefits is net negative? I don't think so.
by general1465 1y ago
> their continued existence is now a net negative.
Like collective bargaining power for higher wages and benefits is net negative? I don't think so.
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- SR2Z 1y agoThere is no such thing as higher wages without a corresponding increase in price or decrease in profits. Amazon could handle a delivery drivers' union - but on the other end you have groups like the ILWU who are single handedly responsible for the US coming last in any measure of port efficiency in the developed world. Then, when the ILWU strikes, they get to hold the entire economy for ransom and extract concessions for a job that all of America would benefit from automating. How is that not a net negative?