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I hope you're not defending the practise? It shouldn't matter how effective the practise was, it's still wrong.
by doesnt_know 13y ago
I hope you're not defending the practise? It shouldn't matter how effective the practise was, it's still wrong.
- gojomo 13y agoI don't mind a no-cold-call/no-active-solicitation agreement between companies. (That is, even if it is illegal, I don't think it should be illegal.) I especially don't mind it if, as the great-grandparent suggests, the existence of other non-cartel competitors meant it had no effect on salaries. Even if it did have indirect effects on salary levels, such conventions might also plausibly help prevent certain kinds of ruinous/negative-sum-for-all competition, that rewards a few rapid job-switchers, but at the expense of the industry, region, or majority of employees. I would mind a "don't-hire-if-they-apply" agreement. That'd be an abusive oligopsony conspiracy in restraint of employees' ability to seek out new arrangements.