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> And just to add, the postal service in question is private and works like a private company, though the states of Sweden and Denmark fully owns it. Employees
by ExoticPearTree 3y ago
> And just to add, the postal service in question is private and works like a private company, though the states of Sweden and Denmark fully owns it. Employees are not state employees.
I don't think you understand how a private company works. You can't say it is a private company owned by the state - if that is the case, it is a public government agency, no matter how you want it not to be. So in short, a government agency chooses if it wants to work or not...
- morelisp 3y agoSOEs are extremely common even in the US.
- xorcist 3y agoWhy would you say that? It's clearly not a government agency. It is a company. It's not something one can have an opinion on. It is a fact, and an important one for the people working there. Being a government worker comes with certain rights and responsibilities, neither of which is the case here. But even if it had been a government agency, government workers have the fundamental human right to strike too. There are a few exceptions, and then there are special laws for times of war, but none that are applicable now.