I think it's more that they didn't cross the picket line rather than actually striking themselves.
You might compare it to the Screen Actors Guild strikes in the US. It looks odd to see millionaire actors carrying picket signs, but those actors represent the minority of SAG members, most of whom make very little money. The well-paid ones generally support the strikes simply to support those lower-paid union members.
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You might compare it to the Screen Actors Guild strikes in the US. It looks odd to see millionaire actors carrying picket signs, but those actors represent the minority of SAG members, most of whom make very little money. The well-paid ones generally support the strikes simply to support those lower-paid union members.