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Can they not see that managers do not 'employ' people.
Even companies do not 'employ' people ultimately.
Employment laws do not employ people.
Customers employ people. No customers = no sales = no need to manufacture = no employment.
BMW and their managers would like to be selling more, manufacturing more, employing more and therefore making more money.
This is a real problem, and employees/unions turning on companies, though understandable, will solve nothing.
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Even companies do not 'employ' people ultimately.
Employment laws do not employ people.
Customers employ people. No customers = no sales = no need to manufacture = no employment.
BMW and their managers would like to be selling more, manufacturing more, employing more and therefore making more money.
This is a real problem, and employees/unions turning on companies, though understandable, will solve nothing.
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