EU has right to work, that is a major one. I think the reason you don't see people talk about that online is that the left don't want to admit that right to work is pro workers, and the right don't want to use EU as a positive example.
EU legislation establishes individual rights for all workers, with a maximum working week of 48 hours, paid annual leave of at least four weeks per year, rest periods and rules on night work, shift work and patterns of work.
Who needs unions with great labor laws already in place? Of course the right in the US want none of that.
A lot of EU law already in place is a wish list for US employees who join a union.
Jensson|3 years ago
tchaffee|3 years ago
EU legislation establishes individual rights for all workers, with a maximum working week of 48 hours, paid annual leave of at least four weeks per year, rest periods and rules on night work, shift work and patterns of work.
Who needs unions with great labor laws already in place? Of course the right in the US want none of that.
A lot of EU law already in place is a wish list for US employees who join a union.