Captplaystation, the strike would not have been legal. Kjos is a very good lawyer and the lawsuits following the illegal strikes would have been nasty.
He found a good way around it and few options remained, alot of people are accepting the below crap T&C so the carouselle towards the bottom is still going strong.
The people on the permanent contracts are looking out for themselves, the contractors in their turn are blaming them and the union to justify themselves.
A strong union is not a given right, it's the opposite, it is what YOU make it. Arguing and blaming like this only serves one man, and one wallet.
Divide et impara. I'm going back to uni next autumn... so I can fly for peanuts, as a passanger
