The right-to-repair stuff was the end for me with Deere.
I think most of the Mexicans have made their move some time ago. It's now people from all over the world.Stupid move, all the Mexicans are coming up here.
I agree that ceo pay is stupid in many cases.In the 1970s CEOs made 20-30 times what the worker made.
As of 2022, CEOs make roughly 344 times worker pay.
Always gotta be a good cop/bad cop scene- more divisive politics aimed at dividing Americans, and aiding international interests. Blaming unions is convenient, yet wholly inaccurate.
Which market? The United States, China, Honduras, Mexico?I agree that ceo pay is stupid in many cases.
But unions can be feel like extortion orgs to me. Seems like today, the market should be the driver of pay and benefits.
Unions had their place 100 years ago. I just don't see the need today. And if there aren't other things like tariffs in place don't unions force jobs out of country.Which market? The United States, China, Honduras, Mexico?
American workers have to compete with 3rd world countries, yet cost of living is 1st world.
Globalist executives and bankers have no loyalty to the United States, and use class warfare to demonize those who would preserve our standard of living.
If that’s true, then execs ought not to sign union contracts.Unions had their place 100 years ago. I just don't see the need today. And if there aren't other things like tariffs in place don't unions force jobs out of country.
Well, that's the extortion angle. If you have a large chunk of your workforce threatening to walk all at once what do you do?If that’s true, then execs ought not to sign union contracts.
But they do, then still blame unions on failures.
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