> FNV called the ruling a major victory for drivers' rights. No, it's a major victory for the administrative arm of the FNV trade union. Look beyond the formal

> FNV called the ruling a major victory for drivers' rights. No, it's a major victory for the administrative arm of the FNV trade union. Look beyond the formal argument here (workers rights) and look at what this actually is about - power. The FNV wants to get their cut so they can collect more dues paying members and further enrich the admins. The workers here will probably not benefit at all.