So their method for preventing strikes is months and months and months of bureaucratic bullshit and systems to get through before being allowed? And even then they can just say no after getting past all the bullshit.
Should make changing the bullshit barriers to striking a demand of the strike when they finally do it. Put the blame for the economy stalling firmly in legislative hands out of spite for the entire process and demand they change the strike laws before you'll get back to work.
The problem of supply chain workers :shrug-outta-hecks: too effective strikes. Dock/train workers can basically break usa (and uk) if they ever do full strike
So their method for preventing strikes is months and months and months of bureaucratic bullshit and systems to get through before being allowed? And even then they can just say no after getting past all the bullshit.
Should make changing the bullshit barriers to striking a demand of the strike when they finally do it. Put the blame for the economy stalling firmly in legislative hands out of spite for the entire process and demand they change the strike laws before you'll get back to work.
The problem of supply chain workers :shrug-outta-hecks: too effective strikes. Dock/train workers can basically break usa (and uk) if they ever do full strike