This is corporate behavior completely devoid of conscience. It's also why Prop. 22 was a bad idea, and why we need to change from an economic to a humanitarian bottom line. Business should not be - and does not have to be - soulless.
Adam Conover @adamconover
4 Jan 2021
Vons and Albertsons stores in California just laid off every one of their full-time, union delivery drivers, and will replace them with DoorDash gig workers who receive no benefits as a direct result of Prop 22. buff.ly/358CR6Z

Jan 5, 2021 · 4:23 AM UTC

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Merica
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Door dash has never made a profit and probably never will. The Fed of course will fund them through “loans” and buying their stock. Our GOV is actively and perniciously working against us.
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WOW🤔✅
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This happened to pizza delivery drivers right before the 2008 crash. Ask me how I know....
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For decades, we have tried to work some humanitarian considerations into Capitalism gone wrong - with little success. Overarching intention is required. Is it there?
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Let's have an honest conversation and stop fantasizing about corporations and capitalists having a conscience because their mission is maximizing profit. Under capitalism, those who don't do this will be eliminated by their competition. It is just the nature of the system.
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So remember to tip your driver, they are not getting paid very much to deliver your groceries!
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China and other world's leaders should follow and watching MarWilliamson blog. She is speaking for politicians as well as everyday Americans. Another words, she is not " ugly" American.
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Maybe capitalism can’t be redeemed.
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