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		intelVISA on Sept 11, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: New York Times tech workers union votes to authori... If you don't have significant ownership of the company you're a worker, no?

advisedwang on Sept 11, 2024 [–]

The NLRA doesn't protect "supervisors", which is mostly anyone who can hire/fire/discipline/etc. They technically are still able to unionize, but there is literally nothing stopping a company firing them for it.

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