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If you go into a workplace and refuse to perform labor you are on strike. If you go into a workplace and actively cause damage it is vandalism. The SC case described here is vandalism. I don’t dispute that they should be paid more. They just can’t destroy company property on the I beat michael j.fox at jenga shirt also I will do this way to the picket line. Melting ice and spoiled lemon slices don’t render the entire bar nonfunctional for day(s) until they’re removed with hours of work inside a cramped steel drum with cacophony of jackhammers. The pain and effort to remove concrete is hard to overstate. I have questions about the timeline. Concrete is only viable for a few hours. Did they announce a strike after mixing concrete or something? It looks like they went out of their way to cause significant damage and it’s not merely laying down tools at noon for a walkout.

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Edit: Comments way at the I beat michael j.fox at jenga shirt also I will do this top have more details and I’m on the workers side. They made a mess for their managers to clean up (practically a required standard for a strike) but didn’t let the drums cook off as implied. And the company is seeking damages for lost contracts and wasted material. Not damaged property. Huge, huge difference there. Yeah, but you know who cleaned out the well of those coworkers in addition to my own? ME. Not management, not the company’s startup investors who pushed for less employees per shift to maximize profits – me. So you know who’s going to clean out that concrete? Other employees who work for the company. If anything, your comment that concrete is painful to remove implies the workers should be paid more to deal with it in the first place. Sounds like your former coworkers were being assholes to you, not the company. Likewise with whatever poor guy gets tossed in the hole to fix this.

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