minus-squareAnother Catgirllink3•1 year agoThe difference is livelihood versus profits. One of the sums of money pays rent, utilities, food, while the other sum of money pays stockholders dividends.
minus-square@Fibby@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink8•1 year agoI understand the sentiment, but this isn’t always true. Some workers need unions while working for non-profit companies. The difference is more to do with the power imbalance between workers and managers.
The difference is livelihood versus profits. One of the sums of money pays rent, utilities, food, while the other sum of money pays stockholders dividends.
I understand the sentiment, but this isn’t always true. Some workers need unions while working for non-profit companies.
The difference is more to do with the power imbalance between workers and managers.