• hackenstuffen@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    “You know just as well as I do that the workers striking is not on the company.”

    You keep reframing this to match your view. PostNord workers are not on strike. They are refusing to deliver mail to one recipient, but continuing to deliver mail to everyone else. That’s not a strike - there is a fundamental difference between a union striking against its employer and employees continuing to work normally except for one recipient of its services.

    As an aside, its interesting how quickly you went to the ad-hominem attacks. I mean right away, in your first post. Why is that?

    • ShitOnFascists@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      You are using the US legal framework to understand a Swedish situation

      In much of Europe striking doesn’t limit to refusing to work, but can be refusing to do only certain tasks or refusing to do them only for a certain client

      In Sweden it is legal for the workers of a company to strike in sympathy with other workers at another company with the caveat that they can’t strike completely but can refuse to do work that would benefit the company the original strike was against