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turd_sculptor t1_iyba5zj wrote

Can you imagine that both railroad workers and healthcare workers deserve better? Do you think that railroad workers getting a better contract for themselves somehow takes something away from healthcare workers?

The railroad workers get no sick time. None. Sick time is a standard for workers in a lot of the rest of the world.

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bent_peepee t1_iybab2o wrote

I don’t get any sick time either. I also understand the free market. would love to further this conversation. your turn.

ETA: I love your username.

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metatron207 t1_iyblq79 wrote

And you deserve sick time, too, even if you lack the most basic understanding of solidarity.

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Emp3r0r_01 t1_iycyoaa wrote

Unionize...

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bent_peepee t1_iyd1ibw wrote

others in my line of work have and regularly worry about negotiations and strikes. unionization is not panacea. some do very well, for sure, but not all.

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weakenedstrain t1_iydlg0g wrote

Well yeah, as long as all the power lies in corporate with the government backing them, these are worries. Forcing a contract in workers who rejected it will strengthen the worries your friends are feeling.

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Emp3r0r_01 t1_iydn2xj wrote

I agree with this entirely. The only time unions are a draw back is when governments screw them over and let corporations or local governments screw people. A great example of this is public ed. without the right to go on strike it hampers the ability to negotiate!

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Fireonpoopdick t1_iybtw5v wrote

Then form a Union? Or be a little bitch and move jobs because you're so cucked by your workplace you won't even try and improve your own life, maybe try being less weak and pathetic?

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bent_peepee t1_iycmscn wrote

thank you, definitely not an incel redditor. i don’t think you could have used any more redpill buzzwords there if you tried.

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