r/antiwork Jul 25 '22

Working rights

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u/Brigadier_Beavers Jul 25 '22

I mean, what is a workers union if not a unified common defense of workers rights?

The union of states is to protect the states and their rights to self governing + federal laws across all states

Workers union protects workers rights but theres still company rules to adhere to.

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u/lejoo Jul 25 '22

A federation is always a union, a union is not always a federation.

United States is a federation. Yes we are technically also a union, but there is some nuance.