@heavyladder63 to Work Reform • 1 year agoWhat did UAW members at the "Big 3" gain with their strike?imagemessage-square42arrow-up11.11Karrow-down113file-text
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minus-squareGuy DudemanlinkEnglish90•1 year agoWhy is there a “Top Pay Rate” for workers and no “Top Pay Rate” for management/executives?
minus-square@alienanimalslink65•1 year agoBecause the executives created the rules to benefit themselves.
minus-square@Waluigis_Talking_Buttpluglink21•edit-21 year agoNow look at who makes the rules for the country
minus-square@jaybonelink8•1 year agoYes. But by proxy through legalized bribes, so it’s totally okay.
minus-squareFlying Squidlink2•1 year agoNot always by proxy. Quite often they get elected. And, if not elected, appointed to powerful government jobs in the executive branch.
minus-square@madcaesarlink10•1 year agoThat’s a really good fucking point I never thought about… That’s some serious bullshit.
Why is there a “Top Pay Rate” for workers and no “Top Pay Rate” for management/executives?
Because the executives created the rules to benefit themselves.
Now look at who makes the rules for the country
… those same executives…?
Yes. But by proxy through legalized bribes, so it’s totally okay.
Not always by proxy. Quite often they get elected. And, if not elected, appointed to powerful government jobs in the executive branch.
That’s a really good fucking point I never thought about… That’s some serious bullshit.