🪧 There seems to be a global trend regarding labor unions… they’ve had enough.

With cresting issues between the U.S. dock workers and rail workers compounded with mass walkouts at several U.K. ports, supply chain conflicts are popping up left and right. Frontline workers are making it clear that they are tired of being treated as expendable after years of being touted as essential, being forced to take the brunt of the labor during pandemic shutdowns, and suffering from inflation as a result.

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