Employers exploit power differentials to suppress workers' advocacy from "summary" of Private Government by Elizabeth Anderson
Employers wield power over workers by virtue of their control over resources necessary for livelihoods. They have the power to hire and fire at will. Workers, on the other hand, depend on their jobs for income and security. This power differential creates a situation in which workers may feel compelled to keep their grievances to themselves, for fear of reprisal. Employers can exploit this dynamic to suppress workers' advocacy and prevent collective action.
By controlling workers' access to resources, employers can effectively silence dissent within the workplace. Workers who speak out against unfair treatment or poor working conditions risk losing their jobs and livelihoods. This threat of economic insecurity serves as a powerful deterrent against organized resistance. Employers may also use other tactics to discourage workers from advocating for their rights, such as i...
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