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It depends on whats actually in the lawsuit. The regulations may say that about the mail in general, but Tesla might just argue the government MUST supply a non
by LegitShady 3y ago
It depends on whats actually in the lawsuit. The regulations may say that about the mail in general, but Tesla might just argue the government MUST supply a non Postnord method of distribution if Postnord doesn't have to do it.
Also, Postnord as an organization is different than a trade union in postnord, etc.
The law is not a "the writing says this so its always this". Saying "postal law vs right to strikes" is a false dilemma. It might just mean "the government must allow an alternate distribution method for basic services if postnord has no obligation to deliver mail."
- abc123abc123 3y agoGood point. Delivery of mail and packages is critical infrastructure which the government should ensure. Therefore I would argue strikes within that field should be limited. I am certain doctors, police and military have limitations when it comes to strikes. I like your interpretation as a work around. Postal workers, please go ahead and strike, but then the government/postnord have to provide alternative means to deliver mail and packages.