Salesforce said it will help employees leave Texas due to abortion law

CNN ^ | 11 September 2021 | Ramishah Maruf, CNN Business

[blueplum]

New York, NY (CNN)Salesforce (CRM) announced that it will assist its employees and their families if they want to leave Texas after the state passed the nation's most restrictive abortion law.

In a Slack (WORK) message obtained by CNBC, the cloud computing company told its 56,000 employees that they "stand with all of our women at Salesforce and everywhere."

"With that being said, if you have concerns about access to reproductive healthcare in your state, Salesforce will help relocate you and members of your immediate family," the Slack message said....

[Jumper]

RINOs support abortion out self interest knowing that without this vile deed liberals would be unstoppable without all those murdered potential voters.

[Labyrinthos]

Why do you (an too many other Freepers) continue to post links to CNN? Every click puts money in CNN’s bank account. Our goal should be to starve CNN to death, not to feed it.

[Notthereyet]

Hope those leaving Texas over Abortion issues have already taken into account their take-home wages will be dramatically lower.

Amazing, just amazing the foot-in-mouth attitude so many liberals have at the drop of anything they do not approve.

MMM.... Hope those liberals have gotten in writing the increase in wages they’ll need to make up for those new ‘other state’ taxes...

[MayflowerMadam]

Great. Salesforce taking out the trash and cleaning up Texas. Another step in natural secession.

[ptsal]

Austin exports

[blueplum]

because, my FRiend, we gets the stories where we finds them.

There are similar complaints about: Reuters, AP, Guardian, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, The Independent, The Standard, the Hindutimes, MiamiHerald, LATimes, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and PBS.

IF we post a WSJ story from a msn aggregator link, we get slammed for not posting the WSJ direct link. If we post the WSJ direct link we get slammed for posting a paywall link.

It’s a no- win no matter. :)

[lgjhn23]

“..Excellent! I would like to know how many actually move....”

IF only it were that easy to be rid of them.
And therein lies the problem....they won’t leave.
They’re all hat and no cattle.

[archy]

If the newly born life is the victim of an attempted murder at 6 weeks plus, when does the right to self-defence begin? A guardian ad litam would seem to be a possible approach, and though the killing of the mother would be counterproductive, that of the doctor attemotring to kill the infant-to-be would not. I had to shoot him, officer! He tried to kill the baby with a knife!

[blueplum]

I disagree. Imposing summary judgement is assuming God powers. We can sit on the corner and cluck like hens in disapproval all we want, but when we take it upon ourselves to physically act and impose summary judgement outside of a court we violate God’s law. That’s why we have courts and juries made of many people. To take the burden of judgement for which we will be judged, from our shoulders, and impose that burden onto a court. Cluck away but mind your own soul at the same time, less you commit the greatest sin of all - the sin of placing yourself above The Almighty.