ibtwmstpaslrs seems appropriate to the article, and like if would serve a niche of content in which corporate and government entities say things and make promises that are less likely to happen...
ibtwmstpaslrs seems appropriate to the article, and like if would serve a niche of content in which corporate and government entities say things and make promises that are less likely to happen than one's bowels turning purple and tasting of frozen confectionery.
They could always follow the BigCorp playbook: let subcontractors (ie. pinkerton inc) carry on the anti-worker baton while maintaining plausible deniability. Works for fossil fuels, I don't see...
They could always follow the BigCorp playbook: let subcontractors (ie. pinkerton inc) carry on the anti-worker baton while maintaining plausible deniability. Works for fossil fuels, I don't see why it wouldn't apply here.
Media Criticism Corner: Gizmodo links to the NYT article where this was first reported: Amazon Reaches Labor Deal, Giving Workers More Power to Organize comparing the headlines between Gizmodo and...
comparing the headlines between Gizmodo and NYT is rather interesting. the framing of the NYT headline makes it sound like this might be a deal that Amazon reached voluntarily, rather than something the NLRB forced them to do. in their headline, Amazon is "giving" workers more power to organize. how generous of them.
Amazon says lots of things so consider me skeptical.
Yeah, I didn't want to put I believe that when me shit turns purple and smells like rainbow sherbet in the tags.
ibtwmstpaslrs seems appropriate to the article, and like if would serve a niche of content in which corporate and government entities say things and make promises that are less likely to happen than one's bowels turning purple and tasting of frozen confectionery.
They could always follow the BigCorp playbook: let subcontractors (ie. pinkerton inc) carry on the anti-worker baton while maintaining plausible deniability. Works for fossil fuels, I don't see why it wouldn't apply here.
Media Criticism Corner:
Gizmodo links to the NYT article where this was first reported: Amazon Reaches Labor Deal, Giving Workers More Power to Organize
comparing the headlines between Gizmodo and NYT is rather interesting. the framing of the NYT headline makes it sound like this might be a deal that Amazon reached voluntarily, rather than something the NLRB forced them to do. in their headline, Amazon is "giving" workers more power to organize. how generous of them.