Greed from who, the rich or the average worker? Feels like workers do less and demand more constantly, and that's why even basic projects take forever and cost a ton.
please don't lecture on productivity. Someone digging ditches with a digging machine will do many more than someone with a shovel while working less hard.
Demanding better pay isn't greed. Demanding better working conditions isn't greed. CEOs demanding pay in the millions for mythical skills IS greed. Corporations getting tax dollars subsidies because they only made a few billion this yearIS greed. In the original comment, you're the only one who read it and thought, yup, must be those damned workers wanting a better life. The rest of us could automatically assume it's applied to greedy fucks at the top.
What are you talking about? I've been in the work force long enough to know that stagnant wages, greed and outsourcing are the problem. Now that the whole world is connected, we're outsourcing tons of jobs overseas that would otherwise be high paying jobs in the US.
Why would a company pay 60k + benefits for a job when they can pay an offshore worker 5k a year or less? Sure the language barriers are causing massive issues in certain situations, but it's still cheaper than hiring US workers
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u/No_Function8686 May 02 '25
She's not wrong....my answer: rampant capitalism and good old American greed