Re:Amazon's German Workers Strike
by marincounty on Monday December 16, 2013 @03:29PM
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Germany's economy sounds like the United States economy
years ago. I don't hear American workers complaining
about working in warehouses. Why--? Because in America
we don't have the luxury of complaining anymore. As to
"staying at home and living on welfare"; there's no
welfare Dude, besides food stamps and section 8(which is
next to impossible to relocate). So yes Dude--America has
more than a few problems. Be careful what you regurgitate;
Today you might be in a cube looking at a screen. I have a
feeling those days are numbered, and unless you have a
highly technical, regulated profession -- you are dispensable. Computer Programing is something that crosses
borders. It will eventually go to the lowest bidder. Welcome to "The world of crappy jobs". And America doesn't
need a higher minimum wage?
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I don't hear American workers complaining about working in warehouses.
Then hear it now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon.com#Poor_working_conditi...
Re:Amazon's German Workers Strike
by adamnemecek on Tuesday December 17, 2013 @03:04AM
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> Computer Programing is something that crosses borders. It will eventually go to the lowest bidder.
Yeah, people have been saying that for years, yet somehow the salaries for programmers in the U.S. keep going up.