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In the United States several rising Republican governors are keen to turn the short-term struggle over pay and benefits into a bigger battle about trade-union power. New Jersey¡¯s Chris Christie (see article) and Minnesota¡¯s Tim Pawlenty have both eagerly taken on the new ¡°privileged class¡± of public-sector workers. Do the public exist to serve public-sector workers with their high pay and inflated benefits, they ask, or do public-sector workers exist to serve the public?
Even people on the left are beginning to echo these complaints. Andrew Cuomo, the incoming Democratic governor of New York, is rattling his sabre against public-sector unions despite the fact that they make up an important part of his base. Davis Guggenheim, an impeccably liberal film director whose credits include Al Gore¡¯s ¡°An Inconvenient Truth¡±, subjected the teachers¡¯ unions to a merciless critique in ¡°Waiting for Superman¡±, flagellating them for perpetuating a broken system and presenting Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers, as ¡°something of a foaming satanic beast¡±, as the Variety reviewer put it.
The unions have responded by proclaiming war on cost-cutting governments. They have already organised strikes and protests. Millions of French workers marched against Nicolas Sarkozy¡¯s modest plans to raise the retirement age by two years. Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Ireland and Greece against austerity measures. London Underground workers have repeatedly paralysed transport in the city. But this is a mere prelude. Unions across Europe have promised strikes in 2011 on a scale not seen since the 1980s.
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