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Igel

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23. Does that work for any employee?

Reply to theaocp (Reply #9)

Sun Jun 5, 2016, 10:27 PM

Jun 2016

Things change at work, conditions are horrible, and the appropriate response is to leave if you don't like the working conditions, safety, pay, etc.?

Rather makes unions and collective bargaining seem unnecessary to the point of being wrong.

Government regulation of the workplace, too.

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