This is the point where every postal worker should just simultaneously hand in their resignation and let the senior managers and the governement burn. It would be years to train up enough new staff to cover if starting from scratch, and if conditions are as bad as the union says, they have little to lose.
General strikes are “organized” through social media constantly, but they never actually happen, because people are still not prepared for the type of struggle it brings yet.
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This is the point where every postal worker should just simultaneously hand in their resignation and let the senior managers and the governement burn. It would be years to train up enough new staff to cover if starting from scratch, and if conditions are as bad as the union says, they have little to lose.
Or a good time for a general strike.
General strikes are “organized” through social media constantly, but they never actually happen, because people are still not prepared for the type of struggle it brings yet.
Ontario was really close to one. Doug blinked.