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What if the company had industry data that the statement is factual? That unionized employees are less empowered and companies that have unions do not yield the
by ckdarby 2y ago
What if the company had industry data that the statement is factual? That unionized employees are less empowered and companies that have unions do not yield the same ROI in their respective industry as their count parts?
Would it still break federal law if the statement is factual from data? I feel like then the argument can be made that in his capacity it is no longer an opinion or representation of the company, but a stated observation of the industry itself.
- ImPostingOnHN 2y agoAre we sure that the company has industry data proving their claims that the disempowerment etc. is a sure thing, as the CEO phrased it, rather than just a possibility? If so, that makes the sure-thing claim truly factual, and it will likely be a good defense.