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Thedacare has not successfully sued anyone - a temporary injunction was granted. The injunction does not force the 7 employees to work.
by spuz 5y ago
Thedacare has not successfully sued anyone - a temporary injunction was granted. The injunction does not force the 7 employees to work.
- MereInterest 5y agoThe economic system forces the employees to work at some location. Their skill set and the timetable make A and B the only reasonable options. The injunction removed A as a possibility. Therefore, the injunction required them to work at B. If an order, taken within the context of how the world works, leads to the employees being forced to work at ThedaCare, then it is an order forcing them to work at ThedaCare.
- nulbyte 5y agoThedacare sued, successfully, in that they successfully initiated legal proceedings and are presently litigating their case. The verb sue means to initiate legal proceedings; it does not mean to prevail at such proceedings.
- ubermonkey 5y agoThe plain meaning of the term "sued successfully" means you won the lawsuit. That didn't happen. They got a (dubious!) injunction that did not last a single business day. That the judge granted said injunctions is INSANE on the face of it, but to say they "sued successfully" is incorrect.
- FireBeyond 5y agoThedaCare's TRO stated that "Ascension make 2 of the employees available to ThedaCare, until their replacements had been found". In other words, they wanted a court order that said that these people be required to work for an employer from whom they had resigned their employment.