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Toyota executives was greedy and didn't continue paying their workers fairly and now they are unionizing. They fucked around. Here comes the finding out.
It's so weird to see this. Where I live, unions are a default. It should become the norm everywhere, not just in northern Europe.
In which country of Western, Central or Southern Europe are unions not a default? Don't know about Eastern Europe.
Thatcher killed most unions in the UK, though in the past few years there has been a slow resurgence.
Not sure, but I do know the union stuff is very prominent in Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark