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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Corporations pull back on employee dining amenities, 401k contributions, strict penalties for being sick, reducing or removing christmas bonuses, pay raises, vacation time is a complete joke compared to euro/scandinavian countries, weak or no health insurance, weak or no retirement rewards (things that were common in the 60's, 70's 80's and a bit into the 90's) all while they pay little to no taxes and are seeing record profit gains

....and yet:  "Why arent employees being loyal to corporations?!?!"
gpt
This is exactly correct.  During the 19th and early 20th centuries up until the Great Depression, corporations were expected to fulfil a civic duty in exchange for their existence (public works projects, mainly). But a slew of changes associated with Keynesian economics, increasingly elaborate tax strategies and so-called “trickle down” policies took away any incentive to do so, so now they function like massive tumours, just growing and growing in capital and choking out the rest of their communities.