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> They are able to hold the public hostage by preventing automation at ports, stopping teaching (often doubling as daycare for children), or withholding public
by ryandrake 11mo ago
> They are able to hold the public hostage by preventing automation at ports, stopping teaching (often doubling as daycare for children), or withholding public safety.
It takes two to tango. If they're striking it's because they are not bending and management is not bending either. Why are management always off the hook when a walkout happens? Only the union gets the blame. They both failed to come to agreement.
- Aurornis 11mo ago> Why are management always off the hook when a walkout happens? Only the union gets the blame. I haven't seen this as a general rule. Most news outlets publish headlines about "failed to reach an agreement". If you go to news outlets and sites with a political lean it's predictable which side will be blamed. Visit Fox News and it's all about the union being bad. Visit Reddit and everyone is angry at management.
- danaris 11mo agoI've never seen it framed in an article as management being the party with agency. It's always about what the union is or isn't doing. I do not make a habit of reading any conservative-leaning outlets.