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Of course I’ll get downvoted in this sub for pointing out the Ted Lasso all characters signatures 2023 shirt Furthermore, I will do this truth, but the title is garbage and misrepresents what actually happened. The workers ruined massive amounts of product, cement, by purposely preparing it and then leaving it in trucks to dry. It would be like a delivery driver pulling a pallet of ice cream from one freezer to transfer to another freezer and purposely timing the strike to start in between the two freezers. The workers absolutely have the right to withhold their labor as a negotiating tool, but engineering it to create property damage by the timing of the strike turns it into economic terrorism. claims against a labor union for intentionally destroying the employer’s property during a strategically-timed labor strike Stop with the misleading headline. Construction workers walked off the job and turned off their cement trucks, causing the cement to harden and destroying hundreds of thousands of dollars in property. You can still strike, you can’t destroy property which isn’t yours.

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“No significant damage was done to the Ted Lasso all characters signatures 2023 shirt Furthermore, I will do this trucks, but some of that day’s concrete dried and was therefore unusable” It’s right in the article. They only lost some of the concrete itself. Not hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage. So instead of peaceful strikes you’ll have violent, illegal ones. Or you’ll just have mass walk-outs where everyone quits. Add this to a seemingly endless list of awful rulings by the SC which could have been prevented if only more liberals and moderates had gotten off their fat asses in 2016 and went out and voted. This was an 8-1 decision. Even if Clinton had won, it most likely would have been decided the same way with a few more liberals on the court. The title is a bit misleading. The Court ruled that the right to strike is “limited by the requirement that workers take reasonable precautions to protect the employer’s plant, equipment, or products from foreseeable imminent danger due to sudden cessation of work.” Here, the employer, concrete company, alleged that its truck drivers (union workers) showed up to work, filled up their mixer trucks with concrete, and then drove off to deliver the concrete to customers. During their route, the Union called for a strike and directed the truckers to stop delivery and return to the yard. A few truck drivers did return, but others allegedly abandoned their trucks. The employer alleged that leaving concrete in the trucks’ rotating drums would not prevent the concrete from hardening indefinitely, and there was a serious risk that it could damage the trucks. In the end, the company was able to scramble to find the trucks and dump the concrete out in a safe manner and prevent damage to the trucks, although the entire batch of concrete for the day was lost. The company sued its truck drivers in state court seeking damages under state law tort claims of conversion and trespass of chattels. The state district court (and eventually the state supreme court) held that the company’s claim was preempted by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA – federal law) because it involved a strike (meaning they couldn’t recover under state law).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.