The press is married to big business and furthers their narratives. As far as the latter are concerned, working people should simple take what they are given and shut up. I know of people who've worked decades in broadcasting who have never gotten anything more than a meager raise no matter the amount of work they do. They are told, "Whe…
The press is married to big business and furthers their narratives. As far as the latter are concerned, working people should simple take what they are given and shut up. I know of people who've worked decades in broadcasting who have never gotten anything more than a meager raise no matter the amount of work they do. They are told, "Where are you going to go if you quit," and "I can get anyone off the street to do what you do." They can get someone off the street to do what someone working for 20 years does? Hardly.
The press is married to big business and furthers their narratives. As far as the latter are concerned, working people should simple take what they are given and shut up. I know of people who've worked decades in broadcasting who have never gotten anything more than a meager raise no matter the amount of work they do. They are told, "Where are you going to go if you quit," and "I can get anyone off the street to do what you do." They can get someone off the street to do what someone working for 20 years does? Hardly.
more and more employers are now finding out what it's like to watch their workers just up and leave. it's a facinating shift