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kyburg(2/2 union question) and striking. He was the sole provider at the time with (by the end) eight children to feed etc. So is there, like, some sort of safety net for this sort of thing, or is the point of a strike like a game of chicken between the company’s profits and the workers starving to death/being evicted? Sorry again if this is actually some easily Google-able question and I’ve just missed it before, but I would really appreciate any insight you could offer.
I’m unfortunately not super qualified to answer – while I know a bit about the history of unions in the US, I’ve never participated in a strike except solidarity marching outside of work. So what I can offer is mostly anecdotal, but I will offer it! Read more behind the cut!
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I’m unfortunately not super qualified to answer – while I know a bit about the history of unions in the US, I’ve never participated in a strike except solidarity marching outside of work. So what I can offer is mostly anecdotal, but I will offer it! Read more behind the cut!
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