4 ms·
There are a lot of tools in a union's negotiation toolkit. A full-union work stoppage is the most extreme, rarely deployed. Other measures include rolling work
by ahelwer 6y ago
There are a lot of tools in a union's negotiation toolkit. A full-union work stoppage is the most extreme, rarely deployed. Other measures include rolling work stoppages, delaying response to manager emails, not attending meetings with management, not answering non-customer-impacting on-call pages during certain hours (I'm sure support would be widespread for this one in particular lol) - you can come up with more ideas on your own. My brother, an EMT, is part of a union that does "plainclothes" strikes where they just wear street clothes instead of their uniform, for a softer example from another field.
- goatinaboat 6y agoThere are a lot of tools in a union's negotiation toolkit. When the French train drivers go on strike they continue to run the normal service but simply don’t collect fares. Hurts management but keeps the ordinary people on their side.