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Uh...labor representatives are inherently in an adversarial relationship with management. Further, I’m not sure this xenophobia toward US labor relations has a
by l33t2328 5y ago
Uh...labor representatives are inherently in an adversarial relationship with management.
Further, I’m not sure this xenophobia toward US labor relations has any basis in reality.
- pas 5y agoYes, but they are in a forced cooperation. Especially in the short term. Labor laws have extra protection for union leaders, and unions obviously can't strike forever, and the employer can't let go of too many people to decrease labor expenses (otherwise they can't operate the firm). Both parties have tools to try to assert their interests, but those are all blunt instruments that only have a certain useful range.