outsourcing

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    The Worker Didn’t Pack the Factory

    ByJustin Jest

    The corporate blame machine is a marvel: executives decide to ship work overseas, then somehow the worker who needs wages, housing, health care, and dignity gets handed the invoice. Boardrooms call the cuts efficiency; workers call it losing the ground under their lives. The scoreboard gets polished for profits, while the people who kept the place running are told to admire the math.

    But a worker can’t fold a factory into a shipping container between shifts. That takes executive authority, a logistics plan, and a shipping budget. If the CEO chose the route, don’t blame the crew for arriving at an empty building. The boardroom packed the factory; the worker just needed a job.

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    If You’re Not Rich, Why Are You Defending the People Who Are?

    ByJustin Jest

    You think “they care about you?” Then the loyalty test starts: they busted unions. They shipped jobs overseas. They gave billionaires tax cuts. They let health care get pricier. They kept wages low. And you still think they’re fighting for you?

    Out in front of the Trump Gold Tower, they’re running the “VIP” branding like you’re the customer—“THANK YOU PRESIDENT TRUMP!” “YOU’RE THE BEST!”—while the placard reads “NO TAXES. NO RULES. ALL MINE.” So if you’re not rich, why are you defending the people who are, like the VIP section is real and your paycheck’s the one getting cut?

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