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Whats the point of going back if he has to delete his social media posts. If a company can silence who you are when you are not a work, you loose, even if you w
by trinsic2 3y ago
Whats the point of going back if he has to delete his social media posts. If a company can silence who you are when you are not a work, you loose, even if you win.
- AussieWog93 3y agoIt means he can now get health insurance again, which means access to Multiple Sclerosis drugs he requires to walk. He is also able to afford rent and food.
- actionfromafar 3y agoIt’s the American Dream!
- ttyprintk 3y agoHe is a veteran, so if he was deployed then it’s probable that anything insurance covered would continue under the VA.
- michaelt 3y agoGoing back sounds like a bad idea, but it also sounds like a potential comedy-and-social-commentary goldmine. I mean, you've got social commentary about "the court said this was a solution, let's see how it goes" and "everyone says getting the courts to order your employer to give you your job back is a pyrrhic victory, but what happens when you do it?" and you've got the cringe angle of the awkward interactions with HR and the bosses who fired you, and the justice porn angle of bullying a bad employer. Plus if he decides he doesn't want the job any more, he can always put the posts back up and see what happens.
- op00to 3y agoWhy? As long as you work to the book, you are essentially untouchable for non-cause reasons. They’re not gonna fuck with him again.
- devnullbrain 3y agoA disaster for the ladder climbers but a boon for those who work to live.
- zug_zug 3y agoI'd go because it's a goldmine. Gather all the ammo you can and make a netflix show out of the whole thing.