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The NLRB referred to some things employees do have a legal right to discuss without termination: > expressing a dissenting view on matters affecting working co
by leereeves 9y ago
The NLRB referred to some things employees do have a legal right to discuss without termination:
> expressing a dissenting view on matters affecting working conditions or offering critical feedback of its policies and programs, which were likely protected
Damore's memo was critical feedback about Google's diversity policy. The inclusion of certain controversial scientific findings is perfectly reasonable in this context.
- tptacek 9y agoThe Advice Memo was signed and attributed to a 30-year veteran of the NLRB, and the content of the memo was signed off on by the NLRB's GC, who is a Trump appointee. They disagree with you.