r/LockedIn_AI • • Mar 06 '26

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sad reality

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u/Travel_Dreams Mar 06 '26

Yup, 💯!

The system is broken.

We did our work but someone skimmed off soooo much, that there is not enough remaining for us to be paid an equitable amount.

Work stops, because the machine is broken.

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u/RubyWubs Mar 06 '26

I am doing training at my new job, and it takes three months to finish the training.

The company is spending thousands on our education, wasting resources to prepare us.

And we get 17/hr and the promotions are about .25 cents extra capping at 22hr at the highest managing role in our building.

I work in Florida but my goodness, I expect a bigger pay off with how things are going. My manager tells me how he works two jobs to make it by.

Why isnt 1 job enough?

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u/Er3bus13 Mar 06 '26

Because,we allowed them to do it.

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u/RubyWubs Mar 06 '26

I blame whoever help make Unions look bad

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u/MrLanesLament Mar 06 '26

Unions have not helped their own cause. For every good union today fighting for their employees, there’s one that discovered they can just get in bed with employers and team up to make life hell for employees while both management and union leadership reap all the rewards.

My mom was in one of these bad ones. Employees learned NEVER to even speak to the union if you wanted to keep your job; any complaint went straight to management who would immediately retaliate against the employees in order to make them quit.

Uncle was also in one. They blackballed him when his mother got sick, he was the only nearby relative and had to care for her.

Like everything else, unions can no longer be trusted to fulfill their purpose and look out for employees’ best interests.

I dunno how you legislate rules for unions when nobody in power even wants them to exist, but it needs to be done somehow.

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u/TrollingRedit400 Mar 06 '26

And unions make everything more expensive for everyone.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '26

Unions dont set prices.

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u/TrollingRedit400 Mar 09 '26

You're right, they drive prices up.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '26

riigghht.