One reason labor is experiencing such resurgence is not just reaction to economic injustice, but also the exhilaration found in working with others towards a common goal bigger than oneself. Just working to survive and to make more profits for a corporation does not provide that.

Apr 11, 2022 路 5:04 PM UTC

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Fewer people are working now than before Covid, and Biden had added an additional 2 million illegal aliens to the population.
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Astute analysis 馃挄
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Yes ... I agree 100%
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Working just for Profits ... is empty work!
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healthcare workers and frontline workers were called heroes in 2020. then they were suspended without pay or fired if they didn鈥檛 comply with big pharma in 2021. that鈥檚 not exhilaration. that鈥檚 a human rights violation.
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Exactly!
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Working from home & worker strikes are worker solutions we desperately needed & thankfully we got because of the pandemic. Only good thing to come out of it.
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The more inflation keeps going up because of reckless democrat policies (and the socialists policies are 10x worse), the more Americans will literally be working for survival. Even the jobs people say no one wants that illegals have, people will beg for those
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Bingo!
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That common goal idea hasn't existed in the workplace for decades. People are competitive w/each other & working personal agendas in every business & have been doing so for decades. When they can't advance at one company, they dress up their resume & advance themselves elsewhere.
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