How is that different from the failed idea of Communism?
"Workers of the world UNITE!"
"The proletariat must rise up and seize the means of production."
Because governments are not industry, and vice versa.If you think democracy is good, why is democracy in members of a company bad?
Maybe I'm wrong, but the difference, in practice, is that the people in the company influence the company, not the government.
If you think democracy is good, why is democracy in members of a company bad?
Not if the majority of the minorities, voted with the 51%.A democracy is the worst form of government going, and why you are for such a thing wins the irony of the day award. In trues democracies, minorities are marginalized. The 51% rule, and they create laws and regulations which support them.
The US is a representative republic, so it avoids some of the issues with a pure democracy, and it has, "separation of powers" which further helps.
Companies fully in the hands of employees would be a nightmare. They would kill each other.
Yes it is; except for all the rest.A democracy is the worst form of government going,
How is that different from the failed idea of Communism?
"Workers of the world UNITE!"
"The proletariat must rise up and seize the means of production."
Are you going to found a company run this way?Should companies be Worker Cooperatives?
Worker cooperative - Wikipedia
As the power of corporations increases, greater than small nations, should they be democratic?
If the power of nations is dangerous, shouldn't the power of companies be considered dangerous, and thus also in need of democracy?
The workers would have an interest in the company doing well, as well as the employees doing well... which would help the economy.
Because governments are not industry, and vice versa.
A democracy is the worst form of government going, and why you are for such a thing wins the irony of the day award. In trues democracies, minorities are marginalized. The 51% rule, and they create laws and regulations which support them.
The US is a representative republic, so it avoids some of the issues with a pure democracy, and it has, "separation of powers" which further helps.
Companies fully in the hands of employees would be a nightmare. They would kill each other.
Are you going to found a company run this way?
Companies fully in the hands of employees would be a nightmare. They would kill each other.
If it's as beneficial as you attest why wouldn't you?Maybe, who know what life will bring