Well we have precedent on this before it was a private operator, presumably it easier now that they're not even state employees. In the 90s we had a similar sit

Well we have precedent on this before it was a private operator, presumably it easier now that they're not even state employees. In the 90s we had a similar situation with Toys R Us and the SEKO union which Posten employees were part of joined the sympathy strike and stopped delivering mail to them. Edit: Seems like Posten became a company the same year. So during that strike they may not have been state employees. Still a precedent though.