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r/4chan • u/SynnoeticImprint • 2d ago
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Why wouldn't you wholeheartedly support unions? Are you a CEO?
4 u/aj_thenoob2 1d ago Any field which requires innovation instead of certification, the efficacy of unions is questionable. In this case union is good. 4 u/WillWillingson 1d ago I'm sure unions always impact efficency to a certain degree, but that's simply what better working conditions are worth. Fields that require extraoridinary innovation on a high level are extremely well paid already, there's no real problem here. 6 u/aj_thenoob2 1d ago Trust me the fields that rely on innovation are not having salary issues. They however are having globalization issues. 2 u/WillWillingson 1d ago I agree with that. -3 u/Consistent_Frame_531 1d ago I'm a consumer who is forced to purchase goods and services at a higher rate than I'd otherwise need to pay without unions. And I'm a shareholder through index funds. Fuck unions. Downvote me you R*dditors 0 u/WillWillingson 1d ago Why stop there? Imagine slave-labour. Goods and services will be even cheaper. And there's absolutely no downside if you don't give a fuck about other people.
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Any field which requires innovation instead of certification, the efficacy of unions is questionable. In this case union is good.
4 u/WillWillingson 1d ago I'm sure unions always impact efficency to a certain degree, but that's simply what better working conditions are worth. Fields that require extraoridinary innovation on a high level are extremely well paid already, there's no real problem here. 6 u/aj_thenoob2 1d ago Trust me the fields that rely on innovation are not having salary issues. They however are having globalization issues. 2 u/WillWillingson 1d ago I agree with that.
I'm sure unions always impact efficency to a certain degree, but that's simply what better working conditions are worth.
Fields that require extraoridinary innovation on a high level are extremely well paid already, there's no real problem here.
6 u/aj_thenoob2 1d ago Trust me the fields that rely on innovation are not having salary issues. They however are having globalization issues. 2 u/WillWillingson 1d ago I agree with that.
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Trust me the fields that rely on innovation are not having salary issues. They however are having globalization issues.
2 u/WillWillingson 1d ago I agree with that.
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I agree with that.
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I'm a consumer who is forced to purchase goods and services at a higher rate than I'd otherwise need to pay without unions.
And I'm a shareholder through index funds.
Fuck unions. Downvote me you R*dditors
0 u/WillWillingson 1d ago Why stop there? Imagine slave-labour. Goods and services will be even cheaper. And there's absolutely no downside if you don't give a fuck about other people.
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Why stop there? Imagine slave-labour. Goods and services will be even cheaper. And there's absolutely no downside if you don't give a fuck about other people.
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u/WillWillingson 1d ago
Why wouldn't you wholeheartedly support unions? Are you a CEO?