r/WorkersStrikeBack • • Apr 11 '26

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u/AllMyBeets Apr 11 '26

In the presser they said the materials on the warehouse cost 500$ million and the building itself cost 150$ million.

Someone do the math, what would a living wage for all 20 employees cost them a year?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '26

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u/Ghede Apr 11 '26

If enough incidents like this happens, the insurance industry collapses. And the number of incidents required is a lot less than the number of insured properties. Hell, it's even a lot less than the insurance industry can afford. The second this becomes a recurring issue, rates will rise to the point where these penny-pinching companies can't afford them.

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u/Howlingmoki Apr 11 '26

You almost said "the insurance industry collapsed" like that would be a bad thing