The purpose of a business....less we not forget....is not to be concerned with the needs or desires of their employees. The business survives only if they have a product that consumers want, and they can deliver that product to consumers at the price expected.
If Pabst Blue Ribbon were eight bucks a can...Pabst would dissolve away.
If toilet paper were $6 a roll, we’d all be in the forest collecting leaves and using them for important wipes....dissolving the toilet paper companies.
If a burger meal at BK were $15....we’d skip it and just buy a loaf of bread and some luncheon meat, dissolving BK into nothing
Business operations only function, if consumers rate them as desirable. Whether the employee can afford a car or a three-bedroom apartment.....isn’t part of the end-result.
“If Pabst Blue Ribbon were eight bucks a can...Pabst would dissolve away”
Pabst is still on the market? I thought it went out of business years ago. When I was a kid I liked their jazzy commercial of an Indian dancing to the tune of “from the land of sky blue waters”, something like that. Anyway, I’m guessing the PC Police nailed that commercial a long time ago.
Well that's pretty damn obvious. Most biz owners in today's America absolutely care less of their employees and have 100 percent zero allegiance with them. This isn't your daddys America.