The shareholders are the owners of the company. If they feel (doesn’t matter what really happened) that there is any impropriety or fraud they can sue.

First and foremost: unionization.

Second: picking the right people for your negotiation committee. We spent nearly 8 months preparing to sit down with the company, and the first meeting was a complete wash. Second meeting we talked them into it with a rational appeal regarding the reality of insurance costs plus the fact that a sick workforce cannot work.

As far as wages: make them fight you for everything they want. Itemize every part of your job. Make lanes and stay in them. When your union goes to negotiate, the union has the upper hand. You inform them what you will do, not what you desire.

We won a 6 dollar per hour kicker towards our healthcare, which if you declined the company healthcare that money ended up in your pocket so you can buy healthcare elsewhere.

Left that job for other reasons but we raised everyone salaries by about 30% in that time too. Huge wins for the workforce.

Scalpers are predators, and captive markets like Ticketmaster give them a hunting ground.

All of that pales in comparison to this:

We created X growth in profit for our shareholders.

If a company is publicly traded, the shareholders are now by law their highest obligation. It doesn’t matter if that growth comes in the form of new clients or salaries unpaid through RTO policies. No other appeal matters other than generating more profit than the previous quarter at any cost.

Not maintaining. Not healthy business. Growth at any cost.

I don’t have Peacock but I’m hanging out at my parents house and apparently when you pay for Peacock you have to watch ads at the beginning and end of shows PLUS every time you pause.

Every single time they paused it transitioned to an ad. What psychopaths run NBC?

Human beings are going to die at the hands of Neuralink surgeons.

I’m in the South right now and literally watched my family bitch about their expensive health insurance and how retirement made it more expensive. These people voted against universal Healthcare at every turn, believing the market to be infallible in their favor.

Thank God i fly back to the west coast soon.

Curb stomping Nazis should be legalized and encouraged. Allowing them to exist is an infringement on my first amendment rights.

Yeah this is the second time I’ve seen this story and the first time didn’t try to include a dollar amount.

Whoever wrote this pulled the number from their ass for clicks.

Also a victim of religiously motivated terrorism.

So you have a bunch of 3,000 lb autonomous missiles cruising around town and you think we shouldn’t accept perfection? Lmao

I use paint nearly every day to save something quickly. Glad to see it continue to be supported.

lol

Lmao China loves its closed economy, but how dare anyone else try to regulate their own economy

So what I dislike about this is that the driver is the one choosing. If the customer was placing their preference, and then Lyft agrees to attempt to place them with their preference (for a surcharge of course, priority service shouldn’t be free) that would be something I could get behind. Letting drivers flat refuse service to someone based solely on their gender sounds like opening the doors to discrimination suits.

FYI instacart is going public as CART, if you wanna get in on the ipo

Smells like desperation.

Emo/pop punk. Idgaf the music is banging. Went to the MCR reunion tour and had the time of my mid 30s life.

Value menu is as expensive as a meal. No more free refills.

How un-American.