First of all I'm speaking in the general sense, and you're referring to a single specific situation. A single specific case doesn't invalidate the general rule. Second the fact that a worker is making a company's product doesn't mean that worker is part of the company's core competencies. That's a falsehood perpetrated by pro-worker groups like unions.
First of all I'm speaking in the general sense, and you're referring to a single specific situation. A single specific case doesn't invalidate the general rule. Second the fact that a worker is making a company's product doesn't mean that worker is part of the company's core competencies. That's a falsehood perpetrated by pro-worker groups like unions.
First of all I'm speaking in the general sense, and you're referring to a single specific situation. A single specific case doesn't invalidate the general rule. Second the fact that a worker is making a company's product doesn't mean that worker is part of the company's core competencies. That's a falsehood perpetrated by pro-worker groups like unions.