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That required the time of an electrician union member. For what it's worth, that is simply not a thing in Sweden. Being a union member (or not) is completely s
by dagw 3y ago
That required the time of an electrician union member.
For what it's worth, that is simply not a thing in Sweden. Being a union member (or not) is completely separated from any certifications or licensing. You cannot have being a union member as a requirement for hiring someone or have jobs that are only open to union members.
- Moru 3y agoAs we keep saying, US Unions !== Swedish Unions (Or Scandinavian for that matter) Maybe the US Unions need to change name to something else because they act nothing like Unions in Europe. From what I see described by movies and companies it sounds more like Maffia, is that correct or is it propaganda?
- dylan604 3y agotheir tactics are very maffiaesque. a previous job went through the process to vote for a union, and during the lead up to it, there were definite examples of pressuring to family members. two individuals showed up to my apartment while i was at work, and were best described by my roommate as goons. they tried to talk to my roommate about why it would be a good idea for me to join even though the roommate had nothing to do with anything i did. she told me it was a very surreal experience.