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[deleted] t1_j8w7fmd wrote

Reply to comment by My_reddit_strawman in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs

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Monte924 t1_j8wenyw wrote

It us illegal to fire someone for trying to form a union. That’s why companies will instead INVENT other reasons to fire them regardless of whether or not its true

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xabhax t1_j8wle1s wrote

Wouldn’t they be able to sue for wrong ful termination. There would have to be a paper trail of all those people be low performers for this to be legit. And I highly doubt that every person who want a union was a low performer.

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[deleted] t1_j8wn1q5 wrote

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Monte924 t1_j8wsqvc wrote

You just don’t want to admit that corporations HATE unions and will do whatever it takes to prevent them from forming

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HoneydewInMyAss t1_j8wg09x wrote

Lol, oh, Tesla say all the unionizers are just low performers?

....and why would they lie? Why would they try to get you to hate the poor workers just trying to secure better working conditions for themselves?

Jesus, when the richest man in the world called you up for duty in his class war, you suited up REAL quick.

How about instead of having solidarity with the richest, most powerful, and morally corrupt man on the planet, why not have solidarity with the rest of the working stiffs?

You don't know a single fucking thing about Elon, you have absolutely nothing in common with him. But those Tesla workers are the same 9-to-5ers that your parents and grandparents were.

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HAHA_goats t1_j8weqoh wrote

If you take the company's word for it, no company ever does any wrong.

Tesla already has a poor track record for how they treat employees, do I'm inclined to distrust their defense.

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RamblinSean t1_j8weuyk wrote

You do know that anti-union companies identifying likely union organizers prior to drive announcements is practically step 1 of the anti-union playbook right.

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