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Not all unions are strong enough to actually strike. If management thinks the union is too weak to strike, they can stonewall. And if the union can't muster a
by hiddencost 5y ago
Not all unions are strong enough to actually strike.
If management thinks the union is too weak to strike, they can stonewall. And if the union can't muster a strike, management tends to win. If the union CAN muster a strike, then (1) people in the union develop a stronger belief in their union and (2) management updates their estimate of what they can get away with.