Deere is on strike because the company is making huge profits and the top brass are getting big bonuses because of these profits. So the workers what the company to share the wealth.
Well let me explain something to you guys. How much a company or its top brass make should have nothing to do with how much the workers make. The workers did not put up or risk any capital to start Deere or make it the company it is today. They do not make any decisions that could profit Deere or make it go belly up.
A corporate executive explained to me one day how a company owner looks at profits. Deere could be sold for XYZ billions of dollars. Invest this amount as you wish; stock market; bank; ect. Profit has to be be at least equal to this investment return. For a company as big as Deere that is mega bucks.
So what is a fair wage for a worker. One penny a year more than I could replace you with another worker. Nothing more. You are nothing more than a warm robot to do a job and if I can get another robot to do your job for less you are out of here.
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