[who_would_fardels_bear]

I think I agree with the decision. People shouldn't have to sign their legal rights away in order to work for a corporation. The fact that Hobby Lobby went even further in requiring employees to sign their rights away without any compensation in the form of support from national labor law is even more abusive.

And those who say "Well if you don't like the way that company is set up, then go apply to another" are living in some sort of dream world where good jobs grow on trees.

[publius911]

And those who say "Well if you don't like the way that company is set up, then go apply to another" are living in some sort of dream world where good jobs grow on trees.

What an absurd observation.
The logical result of that line of thinking is--- the Soviet Union.

For generations, they had full employment; and totally shared misery.

[aquila48]

” And those who say “Well if you don’t like the way that company is set up, then go apply to another” are living in some sort of dream world where good jobs grow on trees. ”

This will ensure that there will be even fewer quality jobs (or any types of jobs), as companies escape to friendlier climes. Why don’t you start a company yourself and provide “quality” jobs in an environment where the government tells you how to run your business?

[Bo1988]

In a real recovery, good jobs would not be hard to find.