> If you can’t survive as a business without causing punishing suffering to your workers, you don’t have a right to exist as a business. It's not that they can

> If you can’t survive as a business without causing punishing suffering to your workers, you don’t have a right to exist as a business. It's not that they can't afford it, it's that they really don't want to and they know that the government will never allow the workers to strike so there's no reason for them to negotiate on this in good faith. The problem with illegal strikes from the workers perspective is that they won't just lose their job, but also their pension that many have been contributing to for a decade plus.