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The government has effectively outlawed it. They could strike but then the strike would be illegal. It's never been tested in court but with the rush of federal
by yardie 8y ago
The government has effectively outlawed it. They could strike but then the strike would be illegal. It's never been tested in court but with the rush of federal appointments (all happening while we've been watching the circus) of conservative judges it doesn't bode well for worker rights.
- mbostleman 8y agoI think you mean the government has outlawed striking. But I'm not sure the government has outlawed the ability of an individual to not work without pay.
- billylindeman 8y agoThis really needs to be tested in court. Isn't the government technically in breach of contract by not paying employees?