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Regardless of the law, the workers have negotiating power. They're free to stop working, and they can't be easily replaced. Congress can hope they'll pay atten
by nitwit005 4y ago
Regardless of the law, the workers have negotiating power. They're free to stop working, and they can't be easily replaced.
Congress can hope they'll pay attention to some law they pass, but that sort of thing has failed in the past.
- HDThoreaun 4y agoIf the workers strike when it's illegal the railroads can take away their pensions. Not something anyone would be willing to give up.