OwenEverbinde
@OwenEverbinde@lemmy.myserv.one
- Comment on I'm not asking to be rich. 7 months ago:
Yeah… It’s a tiny sliver of the species.
- Comment on I'm not asking to be rich. 7 months ago:
Oh. Just over the median income in America. So literally half the population of the most powerful country in the world is insulated from the problem.
- Comment on A Poultry Plant in Ohio Is Under Federal Investigation for Hiring 24 Children 8 months ago:
Excellent response. Thank you.
So the most ethical diet choice is then “buy your meat local and make sure you know your butcher is over 16” ?
- Comment on A Poultry Plant in Ohio Is Under Federal Investigation for Hiring 24 Children 8 months ago:
Are they exploited on farms that grow feed for chickens and cattle? Because if so, I could imagine someone making an argument for “lessening” child labor with their economic choices by simply eating the grains directly.
- Comment on [deleted] 9 months ago:
But I do believe GDP includes government spending.
- Comment on Wreck the economy because it only works for the billionaire class. 9 months ago:
Yeah, but Fain is the first democratically elected UAW leader (prior leadership was chosen by delegations and was fraught with racketeering and embezzlement) and it shows.
- Comment on Automaker CEO Elon Musk Strips UAW Twitter Verification as Union Strikes Against Big Three 9 months ago:
Do you think it’s possible for a Twitter version of this drowning-out siren to exist? What would it look like?
- Comment on Is this significant? 9 months ago:
Thank you so much for all the information!
Damn. The old leadership – on top of being subservient – sounds like a bunch of crooks. I’m happy the UAW has its new process.
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- Comment on Amazon CEO says 'it’s probably not going to work out' for employees who defy return-to-office policy 10 months ago:
I don’t get it.
How is Amazon’s fate tied to the fate of office rental spaces, the transportation industry, or commuter stores?
How does the potential death of Taco Bell hurt an online marketplace?
- Comment on Biden’s NLRB Brings Workers’ Rights Back From the Dead 10 months ago:
Considering it was a “party-line decision.” I think Biden and the Democrats might deserve some credit just for not being Republicans.
- Comment on Biden’s NLRB Brings Workers’ Rights Back From the Dead 10 months ago:
In a party-line decision in Cemex Construction Materials Pacific, LLC, the Board ruled that when a majority of a company’s employees file union affiliation cards, the employer can either voluntarily recognize their union or, if not, ask the Board to run a union recognition election. If, in the run-up to or during that election, the employer commits an unfair labor practice, such as illegally firing pro-union workers (which has become routine in nearly every such election over the past 40 years, as the penalties have been negligible), the Board will order the employer to recognize the union and enter forthwith into bargaining.
Woah. That’s exciting. Union busting can automatically create a union. That’s… ironic. And beautiful.
- Comment on 62% of Student Loan Borrowers Say They're Likely to Boycott Repayments: Poll 10 months ago:
Anyone signing up for the new SAVE income driven repayment plan?
Apparently if you’re making anything under $32,800, your payments can still be paused.
- Comment on Push For A 4-Day Work Week Picks Up Steam — And Critics 10 months ago:
I also can’t help but notice how her personification of businesses (as things that can “really sweat”) and empathy for them far exceeds the thing she didn’t mention once in this quote – the workers.
- Comment on Tech workers react to UPS drivers landing a $170,000 a year package with a mixture of anger and admiration 10 months ago:
These companies wouldn’t even be able to get foreigners to replace the tech workers
Oh, but boy have they tried.
- Comment on Tech workers react to UPS drivers landing a $170,000 a year package with a mixture of anger and admiration 10 months ago:
I cannot even imagine how quickly entire systems would come crashing down to the tune of billions of dollars if tech workers ever decided to strike.
The amount of leverage they could have is they organized is mind boggling.