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> I'm not sure why you think labor unions would impose them Because unions have often in the past imposed various credentialling requirements, followed by quot
by nvm0n2 3y ago
> I'm not sure why you think labor unions would impose them
Because unions have often in the past imposed various credentialling requirements, followed by quotas on the credentials given, as a way to push up wages.
For example the UK health system is wrecked by this. Medical unions insist on very low numbers of school places, too low to meet demand, so the government is forced to rely on immigration to fill the gaps. The unions love this because they're all overtly left wing organizations and want mass migration, also they see immigrants as free Labour voters. But being unable to actually train sufficient doctors is a bad place for the country to be in.
- lapcat 3y agoAs a US citizen, I have no knowledge of UK medical unions. However, if the only example you can cite is from the UK, then it shows the practice is not common. Moreover, the UK health system is socialized, so it isn't a free market in the first place.