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If you accept that a labour union represents collective bargaining of labour against capital, and you accept that government workers do not need to negotiate wi
by jstanley 6y ago
If you accept that a labour union represents collective bargaining of labour against capital, and you accept that government workers do not need to negotiate with capital, then you must conclude that government employees don't need to be unionised.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> and you accept that government workers do not need to negotiate with capital Government workers negotiate with capital; they don't negotiate with private capital, but state capital is still capital.