This is a really big deal; it’s been a very long time since we saw a President explicitly siding with labor over capital in a dispute like this.
This is a really big deal; it’s been a very long time since we saw a President explicitly siding with labor over capital in a dispute like this.
Except that they [Biden Administration] kept working on it according to the unions and did achieve the goals.
https://www.ibew.org/media-center/Articles/23Daily/2306/230620_IBEWandPaid#:~:text=%E2%80%9CWithout%20making%20a%20big%20show,days%20for%20all%20railroad%20workers.
The news didn’t do a good job of following up on it, or folks ignored it.
Or what’s the example you’re referring to?
Openly shutting down a strike and quietly accommodating the workers doesn’t fix the problem. They weakened strikes as a resource for workers, and showed that they’ll undercut workers decisions when push comes to shove, forcing them to play the way the government allows. After choices like that, moves like this feel more like PR than actual support.