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However London's underground system also has unions, so if the suggestion is that it's more efficient than New York, the implication is that it's unlikely to be
by rtempaccount1 7y ago
However London's underground system also has unions, so if the suggestion is that it's more efficient than New York, the implication is that it's unlikely to be the presence of a union causing the issues.
- vondur 7y agoYou are probably correct, it’s not unions per se, it’s that particular union. I doubt that the US public would make such a distinction.
- mlindner 7y agoEuropean unions in general actually work, for some reason unknown to me. I've never seen, in the modern era, a union in the US do anything but harm its members in general.