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It's easy to say that without looking at the countries we're talking about here. The nordic countries are the closest places on earth to "everyone born equally"
by Svenskunganka 10y ago
It's easy to say that without looking at the countries we're talking about here. The nordic countries are the closest places on earth to "everyone born equally". We all have access to the same education and healthcare, whether our parents have money or not (since it is fully government-funded through taxes).
- kalleboo 10y agoNot to mention the strength of unions and collective bargaining (maybe not in tech in particular though)
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoIn a way, that goes both ways. In Norway, management is as likely to have a union as the employee. The factory my spouse works at, negotiations are usually done between the unions. A little over half the employees have a union, and from what I understand folks can choose their union. You might have a different work contract than the person standing next to you because of different unions or one having a lack of a union.