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      9 months ago

      I’m in the US, and if someone I knew was a “strikebreaker” I’d be absolutely disgusted and I’d make that known to them.

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          9 months ago

          oh yeah … silly me, I forgot about that word. I guess I wanted to tell people how much we care about unions in Denmark, and then forgot that my example really wasn’t that great.

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    9 months ago

    Tesla opens factory in space, everyone suffocates, Tesla argue “well we don’t need to provide oxygen in other places”…

    Chuds.

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    9 months ago

    Lieutenant Valeris : 400 years ago on the planet Earth, workers who felt their livelihood threatened by automation flung their wooden shoes called sabots into the machines to stop them. Hence the word “sabotage.”

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    9 months ago

    Do it fash. I fucking dare you.

    Our “strikebreakers” will just wreck Tesla’s factories like they did Kellogg’s.

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    9 months ago

    Good. The whole point of a union is to band together and work towards better conditions for all their members.

    “But we don’t sign those anywhere else!” is not a good argument by Tesla

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      9 months ago

      They are finding the difference between a global corporation vs a multi-national corporation.

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      9 months ago

      It is a great argument. It shows that there is no point negotiating with them civilally. The only language they understand is force. So the strike needs to be maintained until Tesla ist forced to either agree to the Union contract or give up their factory.

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    9 months ago

    Fighting the Unions in Sweden. Good fucking luck, better prepare to pack your bags and leave.

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      The Nordic countries make up five of the top six most unionized countries, with Sweden being in 3rd place.

      Good luck beating them, Tesla! You’re gonna need it.

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        As the articles says

        Around 90 percent of employees in Sweden are covered by a collective bargaining agreement

        And while Tesla doesn’t have to fight 90 percent of all employess yet. If they’re bringing in strikebreakers all unions must act to not let a prescedence happen.

        Not only their own employees would strike, but also employees of suppliers and everything that is connected to Tesla so nothing will reach the company unless Elon personally swings into a truck and drives the stuff into his factories.

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          I don’t know about Sweden but bringing in scabs is generally illegal in Germany. That is, you can’t bring in temporaries, you can, of course, hire more people but then you’ll have to keep them, and of course they can strike.

          Amazon was quite successful keeping unions out here because the kind of people they employ aren’t terribly union-affine, also, noone wants to stay at amazon anyway, but Tesla? A car manufacturer up against IG Metall? In East Germany? Tesla can either cave, leave, or get beaten into submission.

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    The company is refusing to sign one, IF Metall has reported, saying that company claims that it doesn’t sign collective bargaining agreements anywhere in the world.

    Well then you fucking should.

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      They aren’t the first and they won’t be the last to learn. Another hilarious example was Walmart trying to get into the german market.