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> Does it, really? It does, with G. Ritchter and CoCs.
by lstodd 5y ago
> Does it, really?
It does, with G. Ritchter and CoCs.
- bayesian_horse 5y agoThey aren't a traditional Union. They aren't organized around professions or industries. They are fighting against anti-semites, nobility, for occasional odd causes (sanitation). Unions are more of a labor vs capital thing, banding together for more bargaining power. In the 1632 series this isn't a big issue yet because most people aren't working for employers with many employees, so the power imbalance isn't yet as bad. Also the ring of fire "back-ported" some labor rights legislation.
- spiralx 5y agoThe CoCs are to guilds as unions are to factories in my opinion - they both are for workers' rights but operate within different power structures.