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Joe Biden reportedly more open to calls for him to step aside as candidate
(www.theguardian.com)
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The guy that outlawed a union strike?
i mean that was congress and biden kept working to get the deal done and the unions specifically thanked him for it
https://www.ibew.org/media-center/Articles/23Daily/2306/230620_IBEWandPaid
No that was predominantly Biden himself, who issued an executive order to create a presidential emergency board to intervene in the negotiations, and proposed a deal. Union workers did not accept the deal and planned to strike, and Biden requested democrats force the unions to accept the deal and outlaw the strike. Notably, against the wishes of Bernie who opposed the legislation for containing zero sick days for rail workers.
Also notably, IBEW was in favor of that deal from the start, and they are an electrical workers union. They always had the sick days. Not all rail workers got sick days, they didnt get as much as if they had the ability to strike, and most importantly of all lost all of the future leverage that comes with collective bargaining.
Biden outlawed a union strike, period.
Still a net loss for the rail union.
getting everything they wanted is a net loss ok
They undercut the effectiveness of any future strike by intervening on the railway's behalf.