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But the union has little to no legislative power, only relying on lobbying and private legal cases, at which point you end up competing with non-union entities
by cjk2 2y ago
But the union has little to no legislative power, only relying on lobbying and private legal cases, at which point you end up competing with non-union entities who have a lot more money.
- h4ckerle 2y agoA general strike has a lot of power. Which is why they are banned in many countries.
- Stranger43 2y agoIt's not not always been the case that the unions were the weaker non-state actor, in fact they used to rival political parties and business cartels in their ablity to lobby/negotiate. And in some countries that power havent completely faded away.