New Facebook tool allows employers to suppress “unionize” in workplace chat

Re:New Facebook tool allows employers to suppress “unionize”... by piva00 on Friday June 12, 2020 @06:55AM (#23497978)

The same system is used in most of Scandinavia, the union-government-employer tripod where the government acts as a facilitator and the union and employers negotiate a collective agreement.

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Re:New Facebook tool allows employers to suppress “unionize”... by ethbro on Friday June 12, 2020 @08:57AM (#23498725)

I read a study on international power polarities, and they noted that truly independent tripolar was among the most stable configurations from a game theory perspective.

Broadly summarizing, the potential for the remaining tie-breaker to defect to either side tends to keep participants honest, even if they're bitterly opposed.

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Re:New Facebook tool allows employers to suppress “unionize”... by pnutjam on Friday June 12, 2020 @01:19PM (#23501462)

After thousands of online games of RISK, I concur.

Often you find yourself in a situation where nobody can win, but anyone can choose who wins if they commit to losing.

Unfortunately, it's rare all three participants realize the situation.

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Re:New Facebook tool allows employers to suppress “unionize”... by elliekelly on Friday June 12, 2020 @09:07AM (#23498815)

Any chance you have the link to the study? That sounds really interesting. Maybe even worth a post of its own on HN?

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