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Google to workers: "this is a workplace, not college."
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Yeah, you can't just do a toothless peaceful protest, you gotta kidnap your boss if you want them to change their policies!
In some places, they go after the shareholders.
Interesting topic, but this made me laugh
lmao okay natopedia whatever you say
Japanese shareholders meeting: "I'm sorry to be impertinent, but I hope that the board will continue to maximize profits by all available means. Thank you all for listening to my humble opinion."
Westoid shareholder meeting: "I pay your salaries God dammit so you better listen when I say that I want you to maximize profits no matter how many babies you have to grind up!"
Japanese and Western companies: The exact same policies and practices