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And even if they did, there are trading blackout periods to prevent this (like other companies of similar size)

• maximinus_thrax 2y ago
  It seems that subtlety doesn't cut through the 'akshually' layer. The point I was trying to make is that regardless of what the company files publicly, employees will have more relevant information than an external observer such as us. There may be internal memos announcing upcoming changes in working conditions or benefits, chatter about SLT, chatter about acquisitions, layoffs, etc... So, the argument that we can better figure out if the strike is worth it or not is bullshit.
  • paperplatter 2y ago
    Ok, I still doubt they have a better idea about that. Plenty of outsiders know more about my workplace than I do simply because they bothered researching, and the internal comms are more a distraction than actually juicy.
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