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Following this logic, why doesn't Google just, you know, fire them? They're probably many millions in the hole with legal costs alone with this thing. If it was
by beepbooptheory 3y ago
Following this logic, why doesn't Google just, you know, fire them? They're probably many millions in the hole with legal costs alone with this thing. If it was really so insignificant a group to them, it doesn't make sense they'd get to this point.
I think even if your point is valid, people over at Google are smart and understand that the future is long but precedent is eternal.
And even then, there are in fact these annoying, antiquated laws around labor in the US. They kinda have to at least respond..
- jandrese 3y agoYou can get in a lot of trouble for mass firing unionized employees without a really good justification. If they fire them all and then have to re-hire people to fill the positions that could be very expensive for Google.
- behringer 3y agoThink back pay with treble damages for every employee expensive.
- yareal 3y ago[dead]
- pushedx 3y agoThe lack of knowledge of labor relations rights in these comments is surprising to me.
- behringer 3y agoThe fact that people don't realize these rights were given to us in literal blood is also scary.
- beepbooptheory 3y agoHa sorry, I guess I should have put a '/s' or something? Just trying to point out the absurdity.