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"Europe" strikes as often as the wind changes.
by mlrtime 8y ago
"Europe" strikes as often as the wind changes.
- antonvs 8y agoWhich only raises the question, why doesn't the US? Working conditions must be so fantastic here that no-one feels the need to strike. It can't be that companies have crippled unions so that they can treat wage and working conditions as a one-sided negotiation. Surely not...
- drstewart 8y agoHow come it doesn't raise the question of "why doesn't Canada?"
- RodericDay 8y agowe strike a ton too, especially in quebec just look up province names + strike
- smt88 8y ago1) They do, 2) they have more worker-friendly laws
- AndyMcConachie 8y agoDamn right we do. And it's why we don't live in a capitalist dystopia.
- baud147258 8y agoLike the f*cking rail service in France, where they've been striking 2 days every three day, to protect outdated privileges and political relevance.