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The discussion that follows was prompted by the article: Universities strike. The discussion was initiated by Fred.
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Thanks for your account of the universities strike Demogorgon, it all sounded like fun. I particularly like the woman who almost cried but appears appears to be starting to see right through the unions, and probably much else too. The actual "strike" itself seemed an almost inevitable bit of a damp squib, given all the anguish that preceded it: "should we go on strike; dare we go on strike; is it okay for non- union workers to go on strike; how will we make up our work if we lose a day for a strike - taking a holiday is difficult enough (this makes having a job nowadays sound like penal servitude) but losing a day for a strike: is it worth it (probably not if its union organized) ; and does disobeying our holy and all -powerful employers by daring to go on strike in any way threaten our under-paid, over-exploiting jobs, which actually sound as if they would be a relief to escape from? (This last bit I made up but people must think this from time to time. )