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The point is that it is not acting in bad faith to take a grievance to a government agency and have it rule in their favor.
by DrewRWx 5y ago
The point is that it is not acting in bad faith to take a grievance to a government agency and have it rule in their favor.
- seneca 5y agoSure, not saying it is. I was just disagreeing with the assertion that there was no union action involved.
- mikestew 5y agoThe assertion was, and I quote myself, "with no mention of union action at all". (referring to the headline, and emphasis mine) Of course, at some point in the process there was "union action"; kinda thought that would go with saying, but...
- jjk166 5y agoYour statement reads like you're saying: 'I can still see at the top: "US labor board official orders...", with no mention of union action at all [and the omission implies there was none]. I don't think it's the union [because they are unmentioned, rather I think it is some other entity] making the bad faith argument here'