There is no opposition to this and other human abuses on ANY level, and in any form. We ARE in the corporate-state, and should think and act accordingly.

That's the new term for the commoditization of work that requires thought, and therefore an expensive education and training. It is, as you note, a way of getting around having to actually pay for that expensive education and training.

Eventually someone is going to run on a platform of protecting workers and helping the middle class regain good paying jobs with pensions and job security.

Or form a global workers union that demands fair wages, benefits and job security for every worker, every where.

I remember how it was so important to go into tech and be ready for the jobs of the future...

"Eventually someone is going to run on a platform of protecting workers and helping the middle class regain good paying jobs with pensions and job security."

The middle class is not something we should strive to preserve or even expand. A just society would be a classless society.

Do you want to fix any of society's structural flaws? Then you must include everyone or your efforts will be wasted.

"Or form a global workers union that demands fair wages, benefits and job security for every worker, every where."

I used to think the same thing until I worked a union job. It is the same bullshit in a different form. A global union could work I'll give you that, but not in the form of any union I've ever come in contact with. I have yet to have learn of a union that treats all members equally (No seniority). Also I've never heard of a union that abandons the easily corrupted representative system in favor for direct democracy.

IMO, when you create circumstances where a person has power, a certain personality type generally strives to fill it. I call them "Professional assholes". Ever wonder why some unions negotiate their ability to strike away? Lets say we do keep the representative system, how come the people who work full time for the union do not get paid the same as the lowest paid union member? Its those types of people hard at work to benefit only themselves.

This crap you posted is just anti Union bullshit. Perhaps it is simply based on limited experience and poor education, but this sort of crap has no place in this thread. This is a Pro Union thread in a Pro Union community.

He was head of GE Aircraft Engines when I worked there. He isn't concerned about the future of Boeing. He will be long gone with the short term profits that will end up crippling the company. Same tactics Jack used: No morality at all, short term profits to boost his pay. I won't fly anymore anyway, but I hate to have to watch for falling planes.

certainly don't care what happens to Boeing.

in states run by an old kkk political establishment that still runs everything down there under the guise of being "religious conservatives" Don't think young workers don't notice it.