één dag (24 uur) of twee dagen (48 uur) gaan staken is tegenwoordig niet meer „in“ …
PauseLeading3769 on
Nine days is quite a lot, maybe time to automate some of those jobs while they aren’t there.
appelmoes on
Ik snap de frustratie rond de pensioenen, maar iedereen moet water bij de wijn doen.
En daar knelt wel het schoentje een beetje, wie nu op pensioen is moet eigenlijk nooit inleveren (of impact krijgen van minder index).
Isotheis on
You guys think I can cycle 35km to then back from work nine days in a row?
No? Unfortunate, trash will stay in the street then.
More serious answer: syndicates, to my very simple minded understanding, have the power to change laws. They were literally conceived for that, in order to have better laws, to better protect workers. Here we’re trying to prevent a law from changing to something worse.
Do something about the way strikes work in law. So far, all I can see is that public services are striking often, and the measures get passed anyways. The current strike system doesn’t work. So use that motive to reform it.
I suggest you advocate for the system of not taking any ticket so long as you’re officially on strike. Maybe you’ll think of something better. But as is, it seems all you’re doing is chasing people away from public transport, or just preventing people requiring public transport to work from working. And I’m sure there’s a strong bias here, that people absolutely requiring public to work have a higher tendency to do essential jobs.
My case is fine, I only volunteer on Tuesdays.
Tman11S on
And this is what drives people to keep using cars.
xxiii1800 on
Goed dat ze het melden want de reiziger zou het haast niet merken gezien hun geweldige standaard dienstverlening
SuckMySUVbby on
Hope they and their children all end up in poverty
Organic-Algae-9438 on
9 dagen? Hahahaha. Die willen gewoon een vroege paasvakantie.
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één dag (24 uur) of twee dagen (48 uur) gaan staken is tegenwoordig niet meer „in“ …
Nine days is quite a lot, maybe time to automate some of those jobs while they aren’t there.
Ik snap de frustratie rond de pensioenen, maar iedereen moet water bij de wijn doen.
En daar knelt wel het schoentje een beetje, wie nu op pensioen is moet eigenlijk nooit inleveren (of impact krijgen van minder index).
You guys think I can cycle 35km to then back from work nine days in a row?
No? Unfortunate, trash will stay in the street then.
More serious answer: syndicates, to my very simple minded understanding, have the power to change laws. They were literally conceived for that, in order to have better laws, to better protect workers. Here we’re trying to prevent a law from changing to something worse.
Do something about the way strikes work in law. So far, all I can see is that public services are striking often, and the measures get passed anyways. The current strike system doesn’t work. So use that motive to reform it.
I suggest you advocate for the system of not taking any ticket so long as you’re officially on strike. Maybe you’ll think of something better. But as is, it seems all you’re doing is chasing people away from public transport, or just preventing people requiring public transport to work from working. And I’m sure there’s a strong bias here, that people absolutely requiring public to work have a higher tendency to do essential jobs.
My case is fine, I only volunteer on Tuesdays.
And this is what drives people to keep using cars.
Goed dat ze het melden want de reiziger zou het haast niet merken gezien hun geweldige standaard dienstverlening
Hope they and their children all end up in poverty
9 dagen? Hahahaha. Die willen gewoon een vroege paasvakantie.