NLRB expands its complaint against Google to add three more fired workers who say the company retaliated against them for protesting against its work with CBP
This is a masterpiece in making it sound like the people in question were leaking material externally, without actually making that claim (from https://www.vox.com/...) https://twitter.com/...
NEW: The NLRB added three more fired Google workers to its growing complaint against the company for allegedly retaliating against employee activism. The case could end up changing the scope of what you're legally allowed to say at work. https://www.vox.com/...
What a win! A terrible and central thrust of labor law has been a narrow conception of justice-making. This will be a *landmark* precedent for transformative organizing. So proud of these workers for their solidarity with undocumented people and their extensive labor on the case.…
“Engineering is about making things possible, making things easier...I wanted to make sure that everybody was also in the mindset to look at their work at a higher level and say ‘What am I being asked to do? Who is this going to benefit?’” https://www.vox.com/... @shiringhaffary …
This is potentially really significant, because the case underlines whether workers have a right to protest the social impact of their work. One to follow. https://twitter.com/...
This. This is the proper framing. “The fired workers have said the information they found wasn't confidential but publicly accessible to any of Google's more than 100,000 employees, and that they only shared the information internally at the company.” https://twitter.com/...