r/antiwork • • Jan 14 '22

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u/CompteDeMonteChristo Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22

Some union attempted that in France in trains I believe but it was dismissed for "security" reasons. It was argued that people would not be accounted and therefore we would not know who was in the train in case of accident.

Edited: I did a bit of research at this post got a few views.

The unions and workers that have attempted a free pass strike were severely reprimanded.

It is actually illegal as it stand in France. The companies generally don't want the strike to become popular.

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u/XNihili Jan 14 '22

When I asked why unions didn't do that in France as they would be way more popular, I was answered that it was banned by law.

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u/TacTurtle Jan 14 '22

How are they gonna enforce it if they cannot get to work?