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Generally I’m in favor of labor rights and especially the I Survived Exams Readu For The Real Bear Graduation Words T-Shirt also I will do this rights to unionize and strike, but I’m also a big fan of everyone getting their day in court. At the same time, any vulnerable low income people living paycheck to paycheck who ATTEMPT to strike, losing weeks of wages, run the additional risk of being sued by Starbucks ?! Do you think that striking workers should have blanket immunity from willful, intentional, and malicious destruction of material company property? OK, so as far as I can tell this ruling simply states that the company can in fact attempt to seek damages via civil court for property they claim was intentionally and willfully destroyed (or in this case rendered useless) by the actions of the striking workers.

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Based on the I Survived Exams Readu For The Real Bear Graduation Words T-Shirt also I will do this limited details provided in the article I would be inclined to side with the union workers, but that doesn’t mean that the company shouldn’t at least get to make their case in court. Let’s say you were a pharmacist, and a strike was called while you had some medicine that had to be kept cold (is that a thing?) out of the fridge and were doing something with it. You take it out knowing that if you don’t finish whatever by a certain time, then it goes bad and has to be destroyed – and further that destroying it is difficult and expensive (that seems less likely to make sense to me for medicine, but pretend). Then strike is called, so you toss that medicine on a shelf and go home. Other people have to come deal with it, by which time it has gone bad and is unusable, so they have to start the slow and expensive process of destroying it. The issue here was the union deliberately or not ran equipment knowing it couldn’t be immediately shut down and left which resulted in the damage of said equipment. So maybe if you just walked out of the pharmacy and left the door open once the strike was called then I could see you being sued when it was robbed.

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