Just have them follow the same damn laws as other schools. 

They’d be able to watch, but not be able to interact. 

It sounds like each week, she blocks a different company. And then at the end, she’s going to block all of them at once. 

I find the idea that one might not get paid for their accrued time off, something they earned and are entitled to, incredibly asinine. This is something that should be changed at every state, if not the federal government. 

Yes, it actually is. 

Trying to put consequences on organizing is highly illegal. 

But their argument is describing exactly what happens.

That’s how it started out. And it’s less fun when everyone wins 10 cents. 

And free passes make it harder to win anything significant during the game. With so many people getting free passes, the amount of people who win balloons, meaning most players are just going to win pennies.

Watching an interview where the reporter refuses to call out the subject on their bullshit like this is definitely up there. 

The previous strike wasn’t because they weren’t getting paid. And I think you’d have a hard time finding scabs to replace them when it’s known that they wouldn’t get paid. 

I can guarantee there are infrastructure projects far, far, far more needful of that money than some billionaire’s toy room.

If 2/3 of the people are against it, and the council still votes to bend over, maybe the attempted assassin was onto something. 

With regards to football players smoking, the USFL in the early/mid 80s had a whole bunch of players chain smoking on the sidelines, according to stories and interviews from former people involved. 

You know, a lot of businesses could use some guidance from Dan Snyder. 

Remember, to these people, civility is only limited to not swearing. Flat out lying, as well as claims that certain people are not deserving of basic human rights, are fair game. 

There are far too many bootlickers out there that believe business can do no wrong. 

That’s an argument for why arbitration should be available as an option, should both parties agree to it. That’s not an argument for forced arbitration, or for removing the ability to join class action lawsuits. 

Agreed. There is zero legitimate use of either of those.