Disheartening discussion in so many ways. To the criticisms cited by others here I would add that though she talks glibly about management by workers she is unaware that worker self-management was tried and implemented in Tito's Yugoslavia. It wasn't particularly successful. Also, union workers in Germany have a lot of input into how their firms operate. What does Briahna think of those?
Disheartening discussion in so many ways. To the criticisms cited by others here I would add that though she talks glibly about management by workers she is unaware that worker self-management was tried and implemented in Tito's Yugoslavia. It wasn't particularly successful. Also, union workers in Germany have a lot of input into how their firms operate. What does Briahna think of those?
Disheartening discussion in so many ways. To the criticisms cited by others here I would add that though she talks glibly about management by workers she is unaware that worker self-management was tried and implemented in Tito's Yugoslavia. It wasn't particularly successful. Also, union workers in Germany have a lot of input into how their firms operate. What does Briahna think of those?