At the time people thought the pandemic would be forever…

It's still killing hundreds of people every day.

A hundred and twenty people die every minute in the US. How far will you go to ensure that doesn't happen? How many civil liberties will you suspend, and how many cherished norms of life will you cast aside in your goal?

You might be shocked to realize that we as a society have already taken drastic and far-reaching steps in the name of stopping preventable deaths.

Depending on your definitions, it is.

Reminder that "forever", "unlimited", "never", "always", and other superlatives, when spoken by companies, only mean the limit is not yet known, not yet coherently defined, or that the definition is provided elsewhere.

This is true even when not spoken by companies.

Illustrates a case where even workers who have a good relationship with their management might benefit from a union. Management can change; then who is left to hold the new management to former promises?