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“It’s my belief that the efforts of unionization in America are in many ways a manifestation of a much bigger problem,”
The issue is the workers see low pay for themselves and see the CEO is a billionaire.
Also a major reason for unionization at Starbucks and other retail businesses like Amazon is that the workers want a steady schedule and at least 32 hours per week.
We lost millions of Manufacturing Jobs, which used to compete with Retail, Warehouse, etc. for labor. Add a massive influx of immigrants, legal and illegal, and employers are spoiled lazy vs. 1965 or 1975 or even 1985.
While that's true, unionizing and complaining ain't gonna fix your lot if life if you're that person
100,000,000 top notch software workers and pay drops to minimum wage
GNL says
100,000,000 top notch software workers and pay drops to minimum wage
you mean overseas like in India ? I know India has a large percentage of engineering and computer science graduates
I met a lady who's job is to oversee overseas programmers
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/howard-schultz-says-union-push-132353726.html
“It’s my belief that the efforts of unionization in America are in many ways a manifestation of a much bigger problem,” he said. “There is a macro issue here that is much, much bigger than Starbucks. I’ve talked to thousands of Starbucks partners, and I was shocked, stunned to hear the loneliness, the anxiety, the fracturing trust in government, the fracturing trust in companies, fracturing trust in family, a lack of hope in terms of opportunity.”
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