Factories dominate the cities, magnificent engines of production. Unfortunately, a devastating explosion at an arms' factory in {0} has killed hundreds of workers, seizing the empire's attention. With the issue of working rights fresh in the citizens' minds, protests for safer conditions are growing. What will you do?
The protests must be crushed, and the economy protected.
The workers deserve a safe environment, even if we risk losing businesses.
The protests must be crushed. Enshrining workers' rights above the rights of companies was a mistake.
Workers' rights are law. The workplaces must be adapted to ensure safety—despite the owners' objections.
Company rights come first. The protests must be policed—and challenged.
The owners won't be happy, but enshrining company rights above workers' rights was a mistake.