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We have had decades of worker suppression that lead people to think that it’s illegal to collectivize against your employer and it’s just not the case
by AndrewKemendo 2y ago
We have had decades of worker suppression that lead people to think that it’s illegal to collectivize against your employer and it’s just not the case
- hn_throwaway_99 2y agoI don't think that's what people were surprised about. Just speaking for myself, I was originally surprised by the statement "lying about your employment history to salt is also protected activity". After all, it's seems to make perfect sense that I can be fired for lying on my resume. The bit that I didn't understand, and that some of the comments here cleared up, is that only lying about the employment pieces that specifically relate to past work as a union organizer are the things that are protected activity.
- Izkata 2y agoYes, salting in general is adding something. Sounds like inventing a job you didn't actually do is protected? Doesn't make sense. Missed that this is a jargon word that has a special unrelated meaning here.