(I'm not from the US.) It's always baffled me that exploitation in the US has been framed as a “right to work”. As if companies were doing you a favor by taking your labor and underpaying you. You almost have to tip your hat to whoever decided to frame exploitation in such a positive light.
(I'm not from the US.)
It's always baffled me that exploitation in the US has been framed as a “right to work”. As if companies were doing you a favor by taking your labor and underpaying you.
You almost have to tip your hat to whoever decided to frame exploitation in such a positive light.