Comments by "Bill B" (@billB101) on "Good businesses don’t maximise profits. They maximise happiness." video.

  1. Would be nice. Thing is though every time we try to tax the rich or close tax loopholes they massively kick off, play the victim and start deflecting the rhetoric to suit themselves.
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  2. This is one of the problems though, if most businesses are using the same modus operandi, you need a job, there's nowhere left to go, then you now have no option but to just suck it up.
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  3.  @EvoraGT430  Not just airlines, corporations in general.
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  4. The whole culture of HR is awful, the fact they're above everyone in this almost omnipotent role and know it really needs to change. They say power corrupts, HR is one of the best examples going.
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  5. The whole farming thing is about closing tax loopholes. Seemingly though the rich don't want to pay their fair share of tax and never did so they cry the loudest and deflect the rhetoric.
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  6. I feel like everyone in this country is on the take and this is getting better not worse here, especially since the last Tory government and Brexit.
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  7. How is he dangerous, it's not like he's not in any position of power?
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  8. And how many of those companies actually listen?
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  9.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  To this guys HR advice obviously.
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  10.  @charliemoore2551  Genuinely good people are always dangerous to those in positions of power. Really.
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  11. Business has been all about maximising profit for decades now. It's getting worse though with Private equity firms and investment management groups using leveraged buyouts and venture capital to literally scoop up successful businesses, trim the fat and maximise profit.. I'd suggest reading the book: Barbarians at the gate. If you want some history as to how we ended up where we are. Enshittification for the many, huge fees for the few.
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