Google Had Secret Project to ‘Convince’ Employees ‘That Unions Suck’
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#3Seems to have worked amazingly well based on all the times I recall reading the comments of stories posted here involving unions.
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They don't need to. These companies have self-sufficient intelligence operations, and they employ seasoned experts. At an outfit like Google, and that may involve too many people overriding checks to be worth the risk of a leak. It's hard to say, I've never worked for Google.
The Pinkertons are still active in union-busting, and they are retained by shiny "Great Place To Work"-type businesses. They're just covert now. When somebody is giving off too many pre-crime vibes at that kind of business, HR can easily get rid of them for unrelated reasons, and gaslight them into thinking it was their fault all along.
Never talk to HR. They are the secret police.
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#5Yeah, let's focus on the company that pays their employees 15x minimum wage and has top tier vacation, healthcare, and maternity/paternity leave.
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#6I don't believe it's only Google, and I don't think it's particularly secret.
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#7Yeah, let's focus on the company that pays their employees 15x minimum wage and has top tier vacation, healthcare, and maternity/paternity leave.
Is that also the case for their janitorial staff?
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> Unions just spread hatred and anything they say could be classified as hate speech.
Man, companies really hate negotiating wages/benefits with a party that has equal power. Reminds me of:
Michael Scott : I am a victim of a hate crime. Stanley knows what I'm talking about.
Stanley : That's not what a hate crime is.
Michael Scott : Well, I hated it, a lot, okay.Re: Google Had Secret Project to ‘Convince’ Employees ‘That Unions Suck’
#9Yeah, let's focus on the company that pays their employees 15x minimum wage and has top tier vacation, healthcare, and maternity/paternity leave.
None of that makes it ok to bust unions.
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They don't need to. These companies have self-sufficient intelligence operations, and they employ seasoned experts. At an outfit like Google, and that may involve too many people overriding checks to be worth the risk of a leak. It's hard to say, I've never worked for Google. The Pinkertons are still active in union-busting, and they are retained by shiny "Great Place To Work"-type businesses. They're just covert now…
They'd be secret police if anyone believed that HR's job wasn't to protect the company.