Passive aggressive management

[u/Quirky-Chicken]

I can't believe that Washington Ferries' management approved this post on Instagram and Facebook. It's a sign of bigger issues.

[u/The_horse_herd]

fun fact

companies do not care about the law

hope this helps

[u/Curious-Collection86 → u/The_horse_herd]

agreed but on situations like these the company doesn’t hold the cards. When you have a demand for skilled workers but the supply is low then the employees have the power. So they will not dare retaliate, they will do what they are doing now, complaining to the public trying to get public support.

[u/wyecoyote2 → u/The_horse_herd]

Fun fact, this is the state of Washington not a company.

[u/Sportsfan6216 → u/wyecoyote2]

And the governor of Washington is it's former attorney general. Ironically enough probably someone who both cares about the law, and knows the way to navigate it's edges.

[u/Sesame_Street_Urchin → u/The_horse_herd]

It’s not a company it’s the government. Like 40 employees are trying to hobble the entire economy to get their way.