Idk. Business leadership typically does take actions its employees don’t like if it helps the owners/shareholders. I often hear politicians/policymakers argue for things that will “hurt” (austerity, increasing unemployment to lower inflation, phasing out social security, war, opposing UBI, opposing universal healthcare, etc). I guess not all of those are extremely unpopular, but that’s mostly because people have been convinced they’re needed. The right, in particular, seems focused on things like sacrifice and punishment.
Idk. Business leadership typically does take actions its employees don’t like if it helps the owners/shareholders. I often hear politicians/policymakers argue for things that will “hurt” (austerity, increasing unemployment to lower inflation, phasing out social security, war, opposing UBI, opposing universal healthcare, etc). I guess not all of those are extremely unpopular, but that’s mostly because people have been convinced they’re needed. The right, in particular, seems focused on things like sacrifice and punishment.