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Maybe it's accurate. But isn't it irrelevant? Based on my read of the article, WilmerHale was almost certainly brought in to review Activision Blizzard's polici
by pdabbadabba 5y ago
Maybe it's accurate. But isn't it irrelevant? Based on my read of the article, WilmerHale was almost certainly brought in to review Activision Blizzard's policies relating to sexual harassment and discrimination with a view towards tightening them up. This is a common thing for a big firm like WilmerHale to be hired to do. If so, the headline and the article's description of WilmerHale's "union busting" is just a gratuitous attempt to bias readers.
- gurleen_s 5y agoIt’s out of situations like this that unionization happens. Slim chance that they just happened to hire a union-busting law firm by accident.
- johnnyanmac 5y agoIt's not a "union busting" law firm tho. They do so much more than that, and it's specified who and what they hired from the firm (it's not the people at amazon). And no, it's no coincidence when the state sues them that they hire the best firm they can find.