No sympathy for them, but guys getting fired from pizza chains and supermarkets jobs for attending a political rally is a little unnervingpic.twitter.com/YcFMWa2J0R
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Do you think ISIS should be allowed to hold "political rallies" in the US?
You just equated the Labor movement with white supremacy... labor doesn't hate, labor fights the good fight. #smh #Solidarity
There are much better arguments for increasing workers rights than stopping employers from firing Nazis. Plus Nazis don't like Unions anyway
And? What does the second part have to do with anything?
they'd be sued for firing a gay or trans employee...who gets to decide which of our choices is ok?!?! Here's hoping it doesn't turn on YOU!
You're ignoring anti-discrimination laws. Having to work with a Nazi constitutes discrimination against other employees.
I'm part of a union. Currently employment law needs improving. This guy should have lost his job.
Let them go fight 4 it in courts like LGBTQ ppl have had 2 & still 2 this day they have 2 keep fighting.No,nazis dont get blanket protection
Participation in that rally creates a reasonable employer belief that's he's a credible threat to the safety of Jewish and PoC coworkers.
Everybody justifiably hates current employment law.
My guess is a lot of companies would be able to fire these guys in non at-will states based on contract language.
Irony is that Dems and labor unions over the years have tried to make it more difficult for employers to fire employees for legal behavior.
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