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> Honestly, the fact that she has the gall to complain to the NLRB about this firing is pretty despicable. Google should be suing her for defamation. This is s
by YokoZar 6y ago
> Honestly, the fact that she has the gall to complain to the NLRB about this firing is pretty despicable. Google should be suing her for defamation.
This is such an ill-informed understanding of how labor law works I'm not sure where to even start. You have a legal right to assert your legal rights, as was done here. The NLRB is akin to a trial court that makes the determination and issues judgements.
Winning a legal case is not "defamation".
- xyzzyz 6y agoNRLB cases are not "legal cases", they are administrative proceedings from which one has pretty much no actual legal recourse.
- claudeganon 6y agoThe have redress through the U.S. Court of Appeals for noncompliance with their decisions, so this really isn’t true at all.
- xyzzyz 6y agoThe other side have no real recourse, though.