re: #247 Aceofwhat?

perhaps not, yet common enough to make your concern an item to be rectified in certain organizations rather than proof that Marx was right.

i’m not going to speak for marx.

however, consider these rather capitalist considerations: for one thing, if there were real profit sharing in a company, all employees would be incentivized to increase profits. yet, if this were so, it would be harder for stockholders to make as much profit, so profit sharing, however much sense it makes in terms of capitalist theory, is rather rare.

consider, also, that the dynamics of capitalism are not affected only by the actions of employers and consumers, but by employees as well. so, good employees tend to drift away from employers who try to maximize profits at the expense of their employees - but only to the degree that the job market allows it