• ceenote
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    Every new industry has a period where its workers have to re-learn that, contrary to what their bosses say, unions are highly necessary and effective.

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        I do Aerospace stuff, and I still feel like we should have a union. We don’t, but we should. The amount of abusive jobs I’ve worked bcz people think engineers don’t need the same safety nets as blue color workers is insane.

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    So… The bare minimum that is considered normal in most other industrialized countries.

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    Sad to welcome the USians to the early 1900’s life standard four generations late.

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    Good for them, I guess. Although this just looks like basic agreements most employees in Western Europe have had since the 1960s.

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    and here’s the reason for the big AI push

    how long until they shut it down