Does "union members" mean people living in the European community or people enrolled in unionism?
In the book there is just a hint to "union members" when the author speaks about colleges which accept to enroll:
people with little or no formal education, union members and in some circumstances ex-convicts.
I don't understand why these categories are put together. I can only guess that "union members" have to be treated differently from other people, why?
Thanks for helping
P.S. Perhaps it's better to say the book is set in the UK
In the book there is just a hint to "union members" when the author speaks about colleges which accept to enroll:
people with little or no formal education, union members and in some circumstances ex-convicts.
I don't understand why these categories are put together. I can only guess that "union members" have to be treated differently from other people, why?
Thanks for helping
P.S. Perhaps it's better to say the book is set in the UK