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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Right to Work Laws...modern or classical liberal policy?
What is the Right to Work legislation designed to do? After view this clip ask yourself it is a classic or modern liberal tactic. There is little doubt in my what the answer is but how about yours? Looking forward to your response.
seeing this clip reinforces my belief that large corporations only care about money. this is an obvious attempt to get their hands on more money by lowering wages. although this may seem like a good idea to the capitalist... i believe that this will only bring forth a negative effect on the economy and the work force. if wages and benefits start to decline, workers will begin to lose motivation in working and will possibly participate in the Occupy movement, which in turn slows down the production of all goods and services.
seeing this clip reinforces my belief that large corporations only care about money. this is an obvious attempt to get their hands on more money by lowering wages. although this may seem like a good idea to the capitalist... i believe that this will only bring forth a negative effect on the economy and the work force. if wages and benefits start to decline, workers will begin to lose motivation in working and will possibly participate in the Occupy movement, which in turn slows down the production of all goods and services.
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