What is the 'technological strikebreaking' that unions are denouncing ahead of the general strike on November 11th

Trade unions have warned about "technological scabbing" during the general strike on November 11, fearing that companies will use digital tools and remote work to reduce the impact of the strike. Technological scabbing involves using automation and programming to replace human labor, something that the Constitutional Court has declared illegal. Although the use of technology itself is not illegal, it becomes an unlawful interference if it reduces the effects of the strike. The unions have asked workers to avoid remote work as a form of scabbing and promise to be vigilant to prevent it from becoming a trend.