On 10/23/12 4:47 PM, David Shemano wrote: > 1. I disagree that there is inherently a power imbalance in favor of > employers. If there were, employers would not spend a lot of time > recruiting and trying to retain employees, which they do.
Oh sure. Just go to Detroit and see GM paying huge bonuses to keep workers from joining Ford. > 2. "Power" is a very ephemeral concept. Power to > do what? Get auto workers to accept a huge cut in pay, bigger payments for health insurance, and pensions cut in half or more. Or else the plant gets shut. > 3. Without the power to do something, > nothing gets done. There is nothing wrong with having power. The > employer/employee relationship reflects a division of labor that > increases productivity, which is recognized by both the employer and > employee, and it is the rare employee who frets a moment about the > power of the employer. What a load of stupid crap. _______________________________________________ pen-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.csuchico.edu/mailman/listinfo/pen-l
