Swedish Unions Putting Tesla In A Corner | Rune Moller Stahl | TMR
January 16, 2024
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as posted by the channelRune Moller Stahl, assistant professor in political economy at Copenhagen Business School, discusses his recent piece in Jacobin entitled “Tesla Has Bitten Off More Than It Can Chew by Picking a Fight With Swedish Unions.”
Rune Moller Stahl then walks Emma through the evolving multi-industry and multi-national strike against Tesla in the Nordic countries, beginning with Tesla technicians walking off their jobs in demand of a collective agreement, before sympathy strikes swiftly spread across unions throughout Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland. After expanding on the cultural divide between Elon Musk’s anti-union attitude and the Nordic model, Professor Stahl parses through the distinct roles of unions in the United States and Sweden, and how they differ in power, organizing, and action.
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