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No one has a right, legally or morally, to another person's labor if they can't come to terms. Workers have power when they act together, and in this case are u
by bwestergard 2y ago
No one has a right, legally or morally, to another person's labor if they can't come to terms. Workers have power when they act together, and in this case are using that power strategically to advance their interests and those of many other workers.
If management were rational actors, they would have reached a deal at some point in the last two years of bargaining.