It’s not considered ‘good form’ to dis your employer in public..................
> It’s not considered ‘good form’ to dis your employer in public <
Right. I admire the guy for his courage. But the old saying applies. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you.
Hopefully, some conservative company will hire this guy. (Mr. Trump, can you find room for him?)
Agreed. Independent of his arguments, which seem 100% valid, you can't go on TV and mock your employer.
It’s not considered ‘good form’ to dis your employer in public..................
This guy is gonna sue and win. Labor laws protect employees’ rights to discuss working conditions in a public forum.
Several companies have lost suits brought after firing employees for badmouthing the firm on social media.
It’s stupid to criticize your employer in public, but it’s protected by the dept of labor.
Seems a little hypocritical. Unions are allowed and encouraged, and downright openly hostile, to the worker’s company. Yet conservatives are not pro-union. I’d go so far to say Anti-Union. If we don’t support a Union acting as the surrogate for the employee complaints, the alternative would have to be the supporting the individual doing it. We should 100% support the right of an employee to have the same protection enjoyed by Union Workers in a world without Unions.
Corporations are not benevolent, especially Silicon Valley.
This was nothing.
An epic dis was the retirement letter that 1SG Dennis Carter wrote requesting retirement from the TN-NG.
He called out his commanding officer, saying his leadership style is so toxic that the colonel should change his SSN to the Poison Control Center number in Atlanta.