whangdoodler, 8 months ago Finnish Majority of those who answered this questionnaire support the strikes and other measures taken against the nazi-joke-governments attempts to roll back time about 50-100 years on worker rights. https://www.kaleva.fi/lahes-7-000-lukijaa-kertoi-kalevan-pikakyselyssa-m/5908606 #unions #workerRights #strikes #naziJokeGovernment #austerity #rightWingPolitics #politics #politicsFI #finland #fascism The demonstrations and strikes by workers' organisations that started on Tuesday are a hot potato. Kaleva asked readers what they think about the situation. In less than 24 hours, almost 7000 responses were received to the quick poll. The topic was also discussed intensively on Kaleva's Facebook wall. The large number of respondents suggests that the issue is a highly emotive one. However, Kaleva's online survey is not a representative sample of the population. It cannot therefore be compared with opinion polls carried out by research institutes, for example. Concerns about the erosion of rights. A clear majority of readers who responded to Kaleva's quick poll, 82%, supported the demonstrations and strikes by workers' organisations that are expected in the coming weeks. Many readers are concerned about the erosion of workers' rights. They see strikes and industrial action as a necessary means of defending rights. Many readers are concerned about the erosion of workers' rights. They see strikes and industrial action as a necessary means of defending rights. Strikes are seen as a cornerstone of democracy, and collective action is seen as playing a key role. Workers' organisation and the right to strike are the most important tools for keeping working conditions humane. comments the anonymous Lassi.
Majority of those who answered this questionnaire support the strikes and other measures taken against the nazi-joke-governments attempts to roll back time about 50-100 years on worker rights.
https://www.kaleva.fi/lahes-7-000-lukijaa-kertoi-kalevan-pikakyselyssa-m/5908606
#unions #workerRights #strikes #naziJokeGovernment #austerity #rightWingPolitics #politics #politicsFI #finland #fascism
The demonstrations and strikes by workers' organisations that started on Tuesday are a hot potato. Kaleva asked readers what they think about the situation. In less than 24 hours, almost 7000 responses were received to the quick poll. The topic was also discussed intensively on Kaleva's Facebook wall. The large number of respondents suggests that the issue is a highly emotive one. However, Kaleva's online survey is not a representative sample of the population. It cannot therefore be compared with opinion polls carried out by research institutes, for example. Concerns about the erosion of rights. A clear majority of readers who responded to Kaleva's quick poll, 82%, supported the demonstrations and strikes by workers' organisations that are expected in the coming weeks. Many readers are concerned about the erosion of workers' rights. They see strikes and industrial action as a necessary means of defending rights. Many readers are concerned about the erosion of workers' rights. They see strikes and industrial action as a necessary means of defending rights. Strikes are seen as a cornerstone of democracy, and collective action is seen as playing a key role. Workers' organisation and the right to strike are the most important tools for keeping working conditions humane. comments the anonymous Lassi.