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Obviously striking workers are not paid by their employer. However, large, cross-companies unions have the resources to compensate striking workers at one compa
by mytailorisrich 3y ago
Obviously striking workers are not paid by their employer. However, large, cross-companies unions have the resources to compensate striking workers at one company.
I believe that this practice exists in the US as well.
- personomas 3y agoAnd where do these unions get their money from?
- Loic 3y agoIn Germany you give 1% of your salary to the union if you belong to one.
- kalleboo 3y agoUnion dues
- peterpost2 3y agoIn sweden being an Union member is not free, dues are about ~220kr per month(20 euros) depending on your salary(this is what it used to be for unionen not sure about other ones, but probably similar). It's fairly common to be a member of a union since it also has some nice advantages and swedes like unions. You can imagine the strike-warchest get nicely filled this way :) .