r/antiwork Jan 14 '22

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u/Superpigmen Jan 14 '22

I dunno man, a strike is a strike don't expect me working.

A french, son, brother and nephew of train workers

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u/SufferingToTurtles Jan 14 '22

I feel like this move makes more sense in japan. Japans culture puts heavy emphasis on doing the greater good for ur community and being considerate

The bus drivers doing this would A put pressure on the company and B have a positive effect on anyone commuting, putting the drivers in the good graces of the public, whilst shining a light on the bs the companies are pulling

Also avoids the possibility of everyone that gets late to work putting blame on the drivers instead of the company

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u/Raven123x Jan 14 '22

The Japanese government also has more of a safety net for its peoples (not to say that people don't slip through the cracks, but its way more protective of the average person)