Watch how Tesla goes bankrupt because of one CEO’s idiocy and greed and then blame unions for it. Tale as old as time.

  • wheeldawg
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    3 months ago

    Stop thinking from the business’ point of view instead of the workers.

    • Cornpop@lemmy.world
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      3 months ago

      As a worker, consumer, and employer myself there is benefits to each and every one of those things, and they work best in harmony with one another.

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        3 months ago

        You can pick two of those 3 things and argue in good faith, but not all three. Actually two of them are mutually exclusive.

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        3 months ago

        Just saying that proves you see it from the company’s point of view. The flat signs should not be more important than the people working for it. Sorry, corporations aren’t people. Make people’s lives better, every time. You can’t make a business happy, it’s not a real entity.

        Prioritize your workers (as in, be unionized) and your customers. Those are the only people involved. Stockholders and board members are just leeches. You’re either producing the goods and service, or you’re consuming it. Nobody else matters or should be considered.

        CEOs making 4 or 5 extra digits than their front line workers are the absolute worst.

        Any action taken against any union by the company should just get the company bankrupted and paid out to the employees tbh.

        Anything less is just the business telling the workers to their face "we want you to make us way more money than you’ll ever even hear about while we figure out ways to legally take everything we can. Their objective is typically to not spend any money on employee well-being unless it is actively costing them more to not do it.

        Almost nobody is on any company’s side at all (other than the owner). People want good working conditions and good living conditions. No one cares how happy the business feels.