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I'm not from the US so I'm probably misunderstanding this whole conversation. What's the difference between "a group of people getting together to protest and d
by mendigou 5y ago
I'm not from the US so I'm probably misunderstanding this whole conversation. What's the difference between "a group of people getting together to protest and demand rights" and a union apart from the union being a legal entity?
What you wrote in your edit is what a Union means in Europe, it's just formalized as an entity.
- Jensson 5y agoWould you say that a labor party is a union? I wouldn't. A labor party is a labor movement though. If you call labor parties unions and say we should be thankful to them, then I agree, but that is totally different from workplace unions.
- mendigou 5y agoI guess my question is: how are those two different?