So i was actually wondering why there are no association for engineers similar to the auto people. Like employee unions also. If there any layoffs, the association come in and do protests against the companies like auto people doing against the government . Any thoughts on this?
Sabse zyada vibhishan isi union me milenge
software walo ka association hota hai, IEEE type ke aur kuch baki frameworks ya standards banate h vo log.
Maybe we you're asking for political labour union of employees jo ki ab toh manufacturing sector se bhi phase out ho rha hai.
Yea similar to that.
There are labour laws making it illegal to have unions to avoid any rights for employees unlike old India to attract investment (hartals, strike etc) After 2014 win BJP govt even introduced labour codes which would further dilute rights but they chickened out
So let's bring the product down? Sounds cool to me!
Or we are gonna upload the source code to GitHub 😂
Yes we can do that 🤣
I'm voting for communist in 2024
There are unions for all doctors, auto drivers, bus drivers almost all professions have a union of sorts but why is there no union for engineers who can organise collective strikes against corporates I mean if collectively all the engine...
Looks like you can't register a union unless you're employed by a certain company. Self employed people can't register unions.
But it is okay to create unregistered/unofficial unions which don't have any legal right to create contracts ...
It's infuriating how everyone's advice to deal with layoffs is side hustles, wasting your life away to constantly upskill and reducing spending. Basically everyone here is saying "live life like shit to appease your corporate overlords" ...
You know what you are suggesting? Unions! Simple fact. Organised effort always has higher bargaining power ...
I have been getting a feeling that software engineers (SEs) have a sense of entitlement, believing they deserve a salary of 50-60 LPA with 2-3 years of experience and a 30-40% raise every year. As an SE myself, I believe this sense of en...
