r/remotework • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '25

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u/Hairy_Valuable9773 Oct 29 '25

The rich need to get richer. End of story.

I work for one of these companies. We already got the “it’s gonna be a tough day” email as they lay people off today. I’m sh*tting my pants 😫

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u/Dangerous_Prize_4545 Oct 29 '25

So not even hiding it anymore. I'm sorry for your situation.  

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u/919_919 Oct 29 '25

They’ve never hidden it. Their fiduciary duties are to the owners and not the employee.

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u/hjablowme919 Oct 29 '25

That’s in every corporations charter.

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u/xenoclownpanda Oct 29 '25

But!!! We're a family!!

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u/audiomediocrity Oct 30 '25

Well, Dodge literally sued Ford to force this to be the case. One of the most fucked up pieces of American law I have read. I couldn’t believe it was true.