00:05What you're talking about when you say 70-30?
00:08I can explain it quickly.
00:09How it's done in post-communistic countries is that when you become member of a union,
00:14the rule is that the money that you are raising, let's say you have 100 members,
00:19let's say that you raise 1,000 euros a month and it's 10 euros membership fee monthly,
00:25then this 1,000 euro is divided, only 300 goes to the association.
00:30And 700 euro states on the company level.
00:33So the unionization isn't done as in West, where everything goes to Verdi or Unionen or GPA or you name
00:42it.
00:42But it's divided 70-30.
00:45So the association has only one third of the money that you would normally have in a Western model.
00:51As the model goes, it's not exactly working.
00:55No, I agree.
00:57I've seen the model too.
00:58If you're aiming to create a union that's prepared to fight for better conditions, they need the money.
01:05I mean, they need the money.
01:06They want to do all kinds.
01:07If you want to have a real challenge to the corporations that are going to be on the other side
01:15of the table when you're bargaining,
01:16you need to have resources, you need to be able to do resources, you know, public relations, communications, research, you
01:24know,
01:24having staff that are skilled to bring everyone in the country together because, you know,
01:30most of these companies are not just Polish or Slovakian or, but, and even if they are just Polish,
01:37they're operating all across the country, not in only one town, you know,
01:41so you need to have resources at the national level.
01:44And
01:44Well, we're going to be able to do this.
01:45We're going to be able to do this so to be a position or to get more comfortable using this
01:47so that you can do then.
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