I said this the other day, but this SAG/AFTRA & WGA strike is a real reflection of what has happened to organized labor in the US over the past 40 years. Now, Wall Street runs EVERY single corporation and, if the people who make those companies successful, i.e. the workers, pipe up and say, "Please sir, I want some more", then they are d…
I said this the other day, but this SAG/AFTRA & WGA strike is a real reflection of what has happened to organized labor in the US over the past 40 years. Now, Wall Street runs EVERY single corporation and, if the people who make those companies successful, i.e. the workers, pipe up and say, "Please sir, I want some more", then they are demonized as being ungrateful and lazy. Having been on a union negotiating committee in a past life, what is happening in LA has a familiar ring to it. Thanks for the update, TC!
I said this the other day, but this SAG/AFTRA & WGA strike is a real reflection of what has happened to organized labor in the US over the past 40 years. Now, Wall Street runs EVERY single corporation and, if the people who make those companies successful, i.e. the workers, pipe up and say, "Please sir, I want some more", then they are demonized as being ungrateful and lazy. Having been on a union negotiating committee in a past life, what is happening in LA has a familiar ring to it. Thanks for the update, TC!