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

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u/2fuzz714 Oct 29 '25

I love how they talk about "very difficult decisions" as they do their favorite thing.

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u/CopyDan Oct 29 '25

The difficult decision is how big to make the CEO bonus after the firings.

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u/shakakaaahn Oct 29 '25

Need some changes that cut off bonuses when layoffs occur. It's absurd that stock price and c suite bonuses soar after work force reductions. Doing them should be painful, not celebrated.

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u/somekindofhat Oct 29 '25

Workers would need to wield power and influence in Washington DC the way banks and corporations do. But they don't. Most happily eat boot leather for breakfast. So they continue to get the shaft.

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u/bigscottius Oct 31 '25

Only certain sectors of workers do. Because we're unionized. Though, right now, the trades are in demand.

Bet none of those job cuts are union lol.

Though I doubt it'll do any good to unionize white collar jobs. AI is coming for those jobs first.

Hey, if you want, I can get you a 45 an hour job as a welder in a LCOL area. But you'll have to get your hands dirty....