Labour collectively agreeing to not work under a particular price is a concept that you should surely know about already. Collective bargaining and strike action are not illegal in most not fucked societies, though “wild cat” strikes (those not organised via a union, reaching a particular voting threshold) are more often than not illegal.
Isn’t that price fixing and illegal?
No it’s their remuneration for work they are doing, people are allowed to unionize.
But unionizing hurts the bottom line… Of upper management.
Labour collectively agreeing to not work under a particular price is a concept that you should surely know about already. Collective bargaining and strike action are not illegal in most not fucked societies, though “wild cat” strikes (those not organised via a union, reaching a particular voting threshold) are more often than not illegal.