jpsalm

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   by jpsalm 7y ago

   Yes, but it is a sliding scale. Firing someone after organizing a strike would suggest sufficient prima facie to pursue the case in court. A claim without the appearance of supporting evidence would be thrown out.
2. 32.▲
   by jpsalm 7y ago

   >You don't appear to understand why courts have "something called burden of proof". In court, the burden of proof is on the person who was fired. They must show that they were fired illegally. You can't just randomly
3. 33.▲
   by jpsalm 7y ago

   Why does Instagram touch my browser history and prevent me from using the back button in my browser? Aren't they a big enough website to avoid resorting to such anti-consumer tactics?