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There’s a lot of people in this comment section who clearly don’t know how a concrete plant works – you’re not clearly alone here. They are constantly producing wet concrete, 24/7. The company claimed it lost the Don’t think feel Bruce Lee 27.11.1940-20.7.1973 shirt Additionally,I will love this concrete due to negligence, but if they weren’t willing to turn off their production line, that was always going to happen. Hold on. Recognize what’s going on. The union is saying “look, even if everything you claim is true, you still can’t sue us because of the NLRA.” The Court didn’t decide any facts. It took the facts as the company laid them out and decided, basically “if this were true, would it be protected by the NLRA?”. And, if the answer is “yes,” then the company gets to have a trial. If the answer is “no,” then it doesn’t.

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It may be that the Don’t think feel Bruce Lee 27.11.1940-20.7.1973 shirt Additionally,I will love this company’s story isn’t true. But, that’s something that would be decided at the trial. This case is just deciding if the trial gets to happen. Why should they be allowed to sue? There are already statutes on the books for willful destruction of property or reckless endangerment. What happened here was what happens during any strike. And that means that every company will sue unions whenever they strike, bogging them down with years of trials and millions of dollars of cost. If I sued you for making stupid comments on the internet and you spent 3 years and $50,000 dollars fighting it, I doubt you’d feel all that good that you finally “won”. Why should they be allowed to sue? There are already statutes on the books for willful destruction of property or reckless endangerment. I think people forget that sometimes the point of trial is simply to drain the other side and hope they fold. Or at least slow down their progress on other efforts. Corporations will try to claim any loss in revenue in any way as a result of a strike will be considered property damages and thus able to sue pretty much any striking union. So if they just didn’t show up to work at the start of the day then it would have been okay? Assuming everything the company claims is true of course.

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