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Basically, it was because of the way our labor law was set up, back in 1935.
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But it doesn't have to be this way.
Sectoral bargaining means that all of the employers in a certain industry and a certain region would bargain together with all the workers in that industry in that region.
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He also suggests letting workers in each sector be proportionately represented by a wide variety of unions, co-ops, guilds, and advocacy groups.
You can't collectively bargain across national borders. GM workers in Michigan can't get the same contract as Volkswagen workers in Poland.
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