Willard Jule Wrote
>Ray, this seems like collusion on the part of the workers. I suggest that
>if people would recognize their interdependence and stop accepting
>employment with these companies, the situation would change overnight.
Could I suggest that most people don't have this choice. Nor are they so
organized to be able to take concerted action. For every decent job there
are too many others waiting for that job.
>I suggest to my children in this type of situation to find another
>employer or start their own business. Life is too short and too precious
>to waste in someone else's hell hole.
Your children (and mine) may be in the elite that can accept and act on
this advice. But until we build a more concerned society and accept more
responsibility for the shortcomings of the society this advice is fit for
only the very few.
>Yep, this particular topic allows me to choose to get myself all worked
>up.
Before any of us get too worked up about these conditioind we should do
more to prevent them. What to do is a difficult question.
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