Don Romano 🍹I'm watching a documentary called American Factory. It's about a Chinese company setting up a factory in the United States.
Result: The Americans are happy to have jobs again at first, but this quickly turns sour. They won't accept Chinese sweatshop conditions and start a union.
One of the union leaders says that Americans already fought these labour rights battles.
Not so sure about that. Why are unions still controversial in the US, but commonplace in Europe?
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