
Attualmente, è prevista la fine dello sciopero il 24 marzo. Tuttavia, alcuni sindacati affermano di essere già pronti a continuare (e suppongo che l’impatto sarà ampliato) dopo tale data. La situazione attuale appare piuttosto cupa a un osservatore esterno, sia dal giusto punto di vista del lavoratore che in termini di conseguenze pratiche. Ho scoperto per caso dello sciopero mentre guardavo le rotte dei voli Finnair poiché ho voli per l’Asia attraverso Helsinki a fine marzo. I voli a lungo raggio decollano dall’aeroporto di Helsinki-Vantaa ma si fermano a Stoccolma o Riga per fare rifornimento. Il protrarsi del conflitto porterà a uno sciopero più ampio che colpirà i servizi di terra e la sicurezza dell’aeroporto, portando di fatto a bloccare i voli in entrata o in uscita da Helsinki dal 25 marzo in poi? Come vedi questa situazione?
https://www.helsinkitimes.fi/finland/finland-news/domestic/25002-in-finnish-labour-market-dispute-stakes-rise-with-employers-set-to-suspend-wage-payments.html
di Xenomusha
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Political assassinations hopefully.
The strike will end. Unions run out of money and they can’t make a new strike in a decade.
I think EK might just do Putins.
Usually the worst opressors create the largest reactions, like happened with Finland and NATO.
Usually we come to an agreement in Finland before things get really bad, but this time is a bit different. Right wing goverment is doing things that have not been done before and they seem very adamant in not negotiating at all. We will see.
Well, we’ve seen months long strikes in this millennium so this is nothing new.
The stevedore strike becomes expensive for everyone, much more expensive than for the strikers themselves. They’ve got quite well paying jobs so most of them likely afford to stay home until next year, I presume, and when the strike is over there’s a lot of overtime work for them available. It boggles my mind they’re not “bought” by the export industry.
There will be some strikebreakers, as always. Young family with mortgage but not savings is always in trouble but most of the strikers are middle aged men with property and no hurry to work. They can go to their summer cottage, drink beer and smoke some self caught whitefish.
Anyways, bananas might run out in stores etc. Might take months before some products arrive.
They will strike for a while
I’m worried that Orpo wants to present himself as a “strong leader” and is too afraid of losing face at this point.
Freezing paychecks was pure evil genius from the companies because that way they can put pressure on the influential unions without actually having to be part of the strike. Especially in this extremely volatile financial and political situation, the longer these strikes last, the more the anti-union sentiment will grow. People have mortgages to pay and mouths to feed.
Everyone seems to be confident in their ability to call each other’s bluff – I feel it could go either way.
IDNFC
Please no Helsinki Times. They are funded by CCP. Fuck them
Try to mention it in their Facebook and you’ll be banned. Chinese freedom of speech 🤣 How can these clowns operate here is beyond me.
They were simping for misogynist single mom hating ruzz lover Gonzo Lira when that filthy human ashtray died.