I wish employees would just quit instead of the silly games of protesting

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Dec 19, 2024
8:43:11am

JoeExotic All-American

I wish employees would just quit instead of the silly games of protesting

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JoeExotic

Previous username: thebruce
Bio page: JoeExotic
Joined: Jul 19, 2014
Last login: Dec 19, 2024
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1% of Amazon's workforce is striking. Not sure they have the power to do much.

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

8:31am

I wish employees would just quit instead of the silly games of protesting

JoeExotic

8:43am

Why do you wish that?

Future_Tacos

8:43am

If you are hired to do a job, do your job

JoeExotic

8:50am

If we believe in capitalism, we believe in capitalists

Future_Tacos

9:04am

They should go work somewhere else. And if they have no other prospects then be

JoeExotic

9:16am

If/when people can’t/won’t move, there’s usually a compelling reason.

Future_Tacos

9:29am

Of course they have reasons

JoeExotic

9:33am

Think of it as a check and balance for upper management

Future_Tacos

9:36am

That is always the case but it has nothing to do with my opinion of employees

JoeExotic

9:39am

I see government support of unions as anti-free-market.

10:00am

So you are in favor of corrupt executives treating frontline workers like trash?

arizonacougarfan

8:50am

right, cause that's the only conclusion a strike could possibly mean.

Cougarclaw

8:51am

What about corrupt frontline workers treating the company’s consumers like trash by striking?

2FarGone

8:55am

during Christmas no less.

Cougarclaw

8:56am

lol no. If someone is being treated like trash then address it with boss or HR.

JoeExotic

8:58am

Aren't these DSPs which aren't employed by Amazon?

memento

8:56am

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