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1. sim@shitposter.club's status on Thursday, 21-Sep-2023 05:31:13 JST sim

   • grillchen
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   @DocScranton @grillchen @lain @jeff This is tragic. It does seem like unions become another form of corporations and suffer from the same problems. It's almost like we'd need unions to watch the unions which are watching the corporations.
   • LS (lain@lain.com)'s status on Thursday, 21-Sep-2023 05:31:10 JST LS

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     @grillchen @jeff @DocScranton @sim you should try it some time
   • grillchen (grillchen@brotka.st)'s status on Thursday, 21-Sep-2023 05:31:11 JST grillchen

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     @sim @lain @jeff @DocScranton tbh whenever i look into uk laws i feel like it is a parallel fantasy world.
     
     i still dont get how a state without a constitution works
   • sim@shitposter.club's status on Thursday, 21-Sep-2023 05:31:12 JST sim

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     @grillchen @lain @jeff @DocScranton Interesting. I wonder how the regulation impacts things here, because I can imagine that could easily be corrupted but there may be a balance which can be reached that benefits the workers and providing safe and healthy working conditions.
   • grillchen (grillchen@brotka.st)'s status on Thursday, 21-Sep-2023 05:31:13 JST grillchen

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     @sim @lain @jeff @DocScranton reminds me one reason walmart failed in germany was they are not used to work together with unions and tried to work against unions.
     
     but unions and companies are more regulated here so there are laws on how to work together.