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That is what strikes are by definition, yes. It doesn't just seem like it. There is no other weapon workers can wield if they don't have a legal basis to make l
by meibo 2y ago
That is what strikes are by definition, yes. It doesn't just seem like it. There is no other weapon workers can wield if they don't have a legal basis to make leadership meet their demands.
Obviously this can backfire in countries that don't have good union law and if you are too replaceable (hello AI).
- francisofascii 2y agoExcept this is legal. Extortion is typically not.
- consteval 2y agoThis isn't Extortion because there's no gun to your head saying you HAVE to provide labor. At least in most industries. If I choose not to help you, I'm not extorting anything - you're free to find someone else. If you can't, and I'm your only option, that's still your problem, not mine.
- randomdata 2y agoNot quite. Extortion is defined by introducing force. A strike is defined by withdrawing force.