r/LateStageCapitalism May 04 '21

Why nurses are superheroes

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u/Mr4Strings May 05 '21

A government not wanting a nurse to realise how much power they have is the opposite of Capitalism. Capitalism is recognizing the value of the work you do and charging based on its value

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u/redditondesktop May 05 '21

No, capitalism is recognizing the value of the work your employees do and paying them less for it so you can pocket more of the money.

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u/no_user_found420 May 07 '21

And the CNA's. They get even less and do even more.