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Re:Amazon's Silent Sacking by concordDance on Saturday December 30, 2023 @05:44PM (#38820027)
A company is controlled by people.

If those people care about those things (and aren't in a system that pressurises them not to or selects for people who do) then the "company" will also care about those things.

Re:Amazon's Silent Sacking by 1letterunixname on Saturday December 30, 2023 @07:35PM (#38820713)
If the company is controlled by distant, diffuse, anonymous investors indirectly, they are much more likely to demand instant profits and encourage rich leadership to screw the workers. Wealth invariably (but not always) makes people less humane and more arrogant.

The solution to avoid this Kafkaesque trap multitudes are willing to saddle around their necks is worker-owned co-ops.