a tiny fraction of google employees appropriating the language of exploited coal miners while enjoying the most privileged, white collar work experience in human history should not be the subject of glowing press. this isn't a union, it's a LARP. and it's offensive.
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I guess Google never colluded with Apple to suppress wages

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So this would be a new kind of union where commenting on the direction of the company is in scope. Strange that it's bucketed with TVC issues and sexual harassment, which I think are areas that are more typically handled by unions
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Not at all strange - that’s the playbook: identify hot button issues where they can get traction and then leverage that influence to wrest executive control. It’s all reducible to “power” for them. “Principle” is a racist construct that perpetuates the status quo, or some shit.
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Better for management to get a new job if they don't like this new direction.
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In many countries labor gets a seat of each firm’s board of directors so workers have some say in company policy. This is a genuine issue unions can help solve - it’s not all about wages
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Employees have a right to bargain collectively in an attempt to maximize their leverage and obtain the best possible compensation and working conditions. It’s a business decision. Whether they were previously exploited is irrelevant.
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Yeah, they do have that right. However there working conditions can't possibly improve. They have some of the best working conditions in history.
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