Yes, itās what unions currently do over here. Itās tax free but lower that normal wage.
During media coverage of negotiations you sometimes hear, āthe union has a large strike fundā to imply they are in a strong negotiating position, because they could strike for a long time.
Going of the fact that Wikipedia only has articles on strike funds it in German and French, I think itās not done much in American.
I know the big old Unions like auto workers and railroaders tend to have deep strike funds, but I think the smaller ones tend to focus funds on recruiting and benefits.
Yes, itās what unions currently do over here. Itās tax free but lower that normal wage.
During media coverage of negotiations you sometimes hear, āthe union has a large strike fundā to imply they are in a strong negotiating position, because they could strike for a long time.
Going of the fact that Wikipedia only has articles on strike funds it in German and French, I think itās not done much in American.
I know the big old Unions like auto workers and railroaders tend to have deep strike funds, but I think the smaller ones tend to focus funds on recruiting and benefits.