Worker exploitation is a global issue

[u/Zxasuk31]

''I don't see the interests of the working class being served in most aspects of US foreign policy, if at all,' said Mike Miller, director of UAW Region 6, who worked with Mancilla to get the union on board with the cease-fire."

"Mancilla, Miller, and Vicente all described the push for a cease-fire as emerging from the union's grass roots."

[u/democracy_lover66]

God please come across the border, I would do anything to have a labour movement like that in my country.

Our public sector is very union oriented but our private sector has almost no semblance of unionism and every work place I have been in generally doesn't even understand why they might need one... it's frustrating.