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> I'm saying that it's not a strike if you're just refusing service to a customer. > is you downing tools and stopping working. These aren't exclusive, it's j
by eddtries 3y ago
> I'm saying that it's not a strike if you're just refusing service to a customer.
> is you downing tools and stopping working.
These aren't exclusive, it's just they've downed tools and stopped working for the customer the strike is against. People don't join unions for their employer, they join unions for their industry. Therefore a union can strike against an employer while maintaining working for those not breaking collective agreements.
- robertlagrant 3y agoTesla isn't breaking a collective agreement.
- actionfromafar 3y agoThis is true and I upvoted your comment. Tesla, welcome to a free country where the state doesn't interfere. Truly a Rand-ian paradise. ;-)
- robertlagrant 3y agoPretty sure Rand would say that if you join a company on a certain employment basis, you shouldn't then decide it's suddenly not good enough. But I haven't read any of her books, so I won't claim that very strongly!
- eddtries 3y agoYou're right, I didn't write my original point very well. I'll blame it on Covid and rambling from bed lol.