Workers Council (Arc)

Workers Council is a series of events after signing the Workers Council (Labour Law). All events triggers independently. Some of them are blocked by Official Doctrine (Labour Law).

Never forget
Blocked by Official Doctrine (Labour Law). "Boss, Workers' Council wants to celebrate the anniversary of Edinburgh Bread Riots by giving everyone the rest of the day off in honour of the fallen comrades killed by the army. But the engineers disagree:" The bullets might have killed them, but it was the global cooling that caused the crop failure, famine and riots. The best way to honour its victims would be to keep working and finish the Generator on time!""

You're presented with the following options:


 * Side with the Engineers: Strike Risk will rise for 2 days. Discontent will rise slightly.
 * Side with the Workers: All Workplaces will close for the rest of the day.

Tea and sympathy
Blocked by Official Doctrine (Labour Law). "Sir, a Workers' Council is asking for… tea. As is customary, company policy entitles engineers to afternoon tea served in the cookhouse and the Workers' Council is asking for this benefit to be extended to everybody. "We're out there, literally doing the heavy lifting. Doesn't that earn us a hot cup of tea every now and then?""

You're presented with the following options:


 * I won't change company policy: Discontent will rise.
 * Sure, tea for everyone: Motivation will rise.

Good ol' Aunt Sally
"Worker's Council took the initiative to organize an after-hours Aunt Sally tournament. Workers are in high spirits, throwing sticks at a dolly crowned with an old bowler hat. "Whack it!" shouts one of the players. "Right in the head! Oh, what a shot! It swear, this dolly looks like my bloody foreman in his stupid hat.""

Outcome: Motivation rises slightly.

Opiate of the masses
Blocked by Official Doctrine (Labour Law). "Sir, Workers' Council representatives are here. They want to talk to you about banning organised religion. "We're not going to tell people what to believe. Everyone can figure that on their own. But religion is a tool to intimidate workers and keep them under control. We demand that you ban religious services!""

You're presented with the following options:


 * I refuse: Strike Risk will rise for 2 days. Discontent will rise slightly.
 * I agree: Chapels will no longer have any effect. Motivation will rise.

We can do it!
"An eloquent worker has been giving a series of fiery speeches about the importance of our project in Workers' Councils. People who listen to them feel uplifted. They are proud to be part of such an exceptional undertaking and eager to prove their worth."

Outcome: Global Efficiency will rise by 10% for 1 day.

Alternative design
"A construction site worker came up with an ingenious design of joints used in scaffolding and formwork. It's a minor and apparently safe change which should significantly advance work. Will you order its adoption?"

You're presented with the following options:


 * No thanks: Motivation will fall.
 * Of course: Construction will advance by 10%.