They’re 100 % government owned, but not by the Swedish government. That’s not so important though - what is important is that they’re operating commercially und

They’re 100 % government owned, but not by the Swedish government. That’s not so important though - what is important is that they’re operating commercially under the same regulation as numerous competitors that are not part-owned by the Swedish government[1]. Police, judges, and other actual government officials have much less freedom to strike. [1]: Some owned by private investors, some owned by other governments. Welcome to the EU.