When every major corporation is structured as a brutal oligarchy, what kind of society results?
July 2, 2024
When every major corporation is structured as a brutal oligarchy, what kind of society results?
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by xena_lawless
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Another problem is union representative that represents the employee makes much more. They would fight harder for more pay and cheaper benefits if they made the same as the people they represent.
It’s like undercover boss where the CEOs suck at the jobs
In the real world, workers will be replaced by robots. The company will save money, CEOs will get huge bonuses.
Workers will not be compensated fairly. It’s not how corporation work. They are only focused on the bottom line and making the top brass as much money as possible.
Which is why I was against too big to fail. GM took money from US tax payers so save the company, and then left their workers high and dry. Cutting jobs, moving jobs to over seas and mexico, increasing pay for the CEOs and managers, reduced quality, cut pensions and forced employees into early buy outs.
Something needs to change. Corporate America does not care about the average consumer.
The only company I know that is doing well is Arizona (beverage company). They haven’t raised the price. Quality is still great, workers are being paid, and the owner of the company seems like a great guy. These are the types of businesses we need in this country.
yep! Because there is no difference in specialization or skill set between a giant company’s leaders and there bottom level employees!! Its definitely not like Kroger workers are under-skilled or anything!!!! The Kroger floor stocker has as much knowledge as an executive!! Surely, this will bring business success!!!!!
4 comments
Another problem is union representative that represents the employee makes much more. They would fight harder for more pay and cheaper benefits if they made the same as the people they represent.
It’s like undercover boss where the CEOs suck at the jobs
In the real world, workers will be replaced by robots. The company will save money, CEOs will get huge bonuses.
Workers will not be compensated fairly. It’s not how corporation work. They are only focused on the bottom line and making the top brass as much money as possible.
Which is why I was against too big to fail. GM took money from US tax payers so save the company, and then left their workers high and dry. Cutting jobs, moving jobs to over seas and mexico, increasing pay for the CEOs and managers, reduced quality, cut pensions and forced employees into early buy outs.
Something needs to change. Corporate America does not care about the average consumer.
The only company I know that is doing well is Arizona (beverage company). They haven’t raised the price. Quality is still great, workers are being paid, and the owner of the company seems like a great guy. These are the types of businesses we need in this country.
yep! Because there is no difference in specialization or skill set between a giant company’s leaders and there bottom level employees!! Its definitely not like Kroger workers are under-skilled or anything!!!! The Kroger floor stocker has as much knowledge as an executive!! Surely, this will bring business success!!!!!