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But the union has little to no legislative power, only relying on lobbying and private legal cases, at which point you end up competing with non-union entities who have a lot more money.


A general strike has a lot of power. Which is why they are banned in many countries.


It's not not always been the case that the unions were the weaker non-state actor, in fact they used to rival political parties and business cartels in their ablity to lobby/negotiate.

And in some countries that power havent completely faded away.




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