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Don't report to NLRB, FBI/DOJ, or to the state AG. They will leak to your HR, and ruin your career. NLRB, FBI/DOJ, AGs are just run by politics du jour.
by raincom 5y ago
Don't report to NLRB, FBI/DOJ, or to the state AG. They will leak to your HR, and ruin your career. NLRB, FBI/DOJ, AGs are just run by politics du jour.
- raxxorrax 5y agoNot from the US, but then you need to hold these institutions to account. Difficult with a non-informed public about these issues, but it will hit them if you take legal action against them directly. Nobody wants to have dirt on their vests and you have to make some of it stick.
- giantg2 5y agoNot likely. Law enforcement and prosecutors have discretion. They can decide they don't want to pursue something. You can't sue them for deciding not to pursue the company.
- raincom 5y agoRevolving door and prosecutorial discretion is one kind of legally authorized corruption. That's why when one files a complaint with FBI/DOJ/etc, it will be leaked immediately to the higher echelons of FAANG companies. Why do they leak, even if they don't want to prosecute using discretion? Because these guys (or their relatives) want to get cushy jobs at FAANG or have FAANG refer legal work to the firms they will recommend. A small guy has no chance of succeeding this, unless one wants to ruin one's career.