>>621348On this having been contemplating the issue, no I disagree.
I know industries with pretty much the same set of moats against organising as major logistics and industry that managed to organise well and the only difference between them and us is that they are more gender mixed or even woman dominated industries.
If it weren't for the physical demands of the labour involved Starbucks workers have similar pressures of producing a product that looks artisinal to the customer while working at an mass production industrial pace.
I was dreaming of importing a bunch because they'd make a good salting team having organised successfully under similar conditions.
The recruitment pool being alienated lumpen, or the more politically correct (in the strict theoretical sense, given the new term is solidarity building instead of alienating) precarious workers is only the first ditch in a fortress designed to promote a crabs in a bucket attitude at work.
I can't do it locally, my heart is still a bit broken seeing a young woman who was better at it than me, precise where I'm slack and still keeping the pace get crippled from the work while they're still young.
You burgroids though, you don't actually have major logistics, literally to the point where your ports simply can't dock full size container ships and there's I'm guessing a 70%/80% to 30%/20% gender split on the floor in warehousing from my view over here which means you can actually organise the logistic industry if my intuition on why major logistics is so difficult to organise is correct.
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