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I understand, these are all interesting points. But neither explains the anxiety; if everyone is happy with current service, why would the unions even care? Why
by ForrestN 12y ago
I understand, these are all interesting points. But neither explains the anxiety; if everyone is happy with current service, why would the unions even care? Why aren't they confident that the service will fail on its own?
- bane 12y agoBecause they aren't. Any competition, even a failed one, will eat into your bottom line. And in the case of Uber, it's easy to make the political case that it shouldn't be allowed since it's a foreign entity and that means money will leave the country. From the Union's POV, it means that there will now be non-Union drivers out and around.