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Nintendo of America President: “Everyone Has the Right To Form a Union” (www.inverse.com)
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[–] sab@kbin.social 32 points 1 year ago

Well, it could happen, but you will never be able to trust it. Your good boss has a heart attack, someone else takes over, they need to increase profits, and bam. Wages and benefits are cut.

The underlying problem is an imbalance of power in favour of owners over workers; this is the problem unionisation solves, and it cannot be solved any other way.