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European style unions are not the same thing as American style ones, despite both being called unions. I wish they had different names because they are quite d

• nukeman 4y ago
  And what would you say makes them different?
  • ars 4y ago
    In Europe you have multiple unions for an employer, and employees pick between them - so they compete on price and what they offer. In the US you are forced into a single union for an employer. In Europe the union is for the employees, they have lots of employees from a wide variety of places, and they offer them services. In the US the union is for the employer - they stand in between the employee and the employer and purport to decide what's best for the employee.