• @[email protected]
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    91 year ago

    Costco is the only one I know of that actually treats employees well and has a good business model.

    • @[email protected]
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      111 year ago

      Yeah I think Costco said something like “I’m disappointed they felt like they needed a union” in response to a shop organizing which in 2024 is good enough for me to buy a membership.

      A co-op is even better if you can find one that isn’t too bougie. They exist in places you might expect like Vermont and California, but also places like Wisconsin.

      • 7bicycles [he/him]
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        81 year ago

        Yeah I think Costco said something like “I’m disappointed they felt like they needed a union”

        This is bad! I don’t know the first thing about fuck about Costco but this is bad! You always need a union, your material interests don’t align and you are stronger when you organize!

        • @[email protected]
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          51 year ago

          Yes, correct, but in 2024 in America, this is as pro-union as any grocer is, aside from co-ops.

        • PaX [comrade/them, they/them]
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          Yeah every company says that when their workers try to unionize

          It’s along the same lines of “we’re all family here”

          “You don’t need a union, you can always come talk about your grievances to one of our friendly managers :)”

          Just another mechanism to veil the class antagonism (don’t want workers getting any ideas about how they’re on one side and their boss is on another side)