Claudia Citro on Spoutible

Well, if having a union saved the company money, they’d be all for it. But if the lowest paid can afford to eat, that must be a problem.

Barbra C #DemCast @persistentpengn

"The most common reason companies say they oppose labor unions is because they want to have a direct relationship with their employees.
It also costs them more money.
Research shows that the growth of union jobs correlates to higher wages for the lowest-paid workers."
CPI 9/30/22
#UnionsForAl

Low-paid workers are unionizing. Corporations are spending a ton to stop them. – Center for Public Integrity

Workers have filed more than 2,000 requests to hold elections to form labor unions since the start of the fiscal year, which began in October. That’s a jump of more than 62% from fiscal year 2021 in unionizing.

07:47 PM - Mar 02, 2023

07:49 PM - Mar 02, 2023

Eleanor

@Eleanor

In response to Claudia Citro.

I work for a large healthcare system. They now appear to want to run this insanely complex “business” via apps. HR? There’s an app for that. Need a plumber? There’s an app. Need a med refill? You guessed it. God forbid we talk to humans.

07:52 PM - Mar 02, 2023