MGWallace Design Studios

Graphic design studio providing creative solutions.

CCI Score

-35.29

0.02% April 18

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Critique of Labor Practices in Traditional Design Studios

An op-ed published on October 25, 2021, argues that design studios should transition to worker-owned cooperatives to combat wage disparities, lack of transparency, and exploitative labor practices. The piece critiques conventional design firms for maintaining hierarchical structures that undermine worker rights. Given that MGWallace Design Studios operates as a traditional graphic design studio without clear evidence of worker ownership or cooperative practices, this raises concerns about its labor relations and overall business ethics in the context of fair labor practices.

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MGWallace Design Studios is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

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Latest Events

OCT

25

2021

Critique of Labor Practices in Traditional Design Studios
-35.29

An op-ed published on October 25, 2021, argues that design studios should transition to worker-owned cooperatives to combat wage disparities, lack of transparency, and exploitative labor practices. The piece critiques conventional design firms for maintaining hierarchical structures that undermine worker rights. Given that MGWallace Design Studios operates as a traditional graphic design studio without clear evidence of worker ownership or cooperative practices, this raises concerns about its labor relations and overall business ethics in the context of fair labor practices.
-50

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 26

The op-ed emphasizes the need for design studios to adopt worker-owned cooperative structures to ensure fair wages, equal decision-making, and overall transparency in labor relations. It criticizes traditional hierarchical models for creating stark wage disparities and exploitative conditions. In the absence of evidence that MGWallace Design Studios employs such progressive practices, its current labor relations are viewed as contributing to the systemic inequities rampant in the industry.

Every Design Studio Should Be a Worker-Owned Studio – Eye on Design