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I believe the The chaos continues we are headed to the NLCS shirt besides I will buy this issue here is the workers waited until their cement trucks were full, and then when they went on strike they left 9 of the trucks full of cement without informing the company. Basically they have about 30 minutes to drop the concrete before it begins to harden, and it eventually damages the hydraulics of the trucks. The drivers knew this, and the union rep on site waited until they loaded up before calling the halt. Edit: to clarify, they emptied the trucks in time but the concrete was a total loss for 16 trucks worth. Then after the strike ended they scheduled a pour and 40 drivers didn’t show up (which appears to have been on short notice?) Also the SC didn’t rule on this case, just whether or not it would be settled at the State or Federal level, if I understand correctly.

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Anyways you can read the The chaos continues we are headed to the NLCS shirt besides I will buy this details here:I’m thinking of it sort of akin to if Target employees decided to strike, but before they went on strike they all went and dumped a bunch of the product in the trash, or did something else to render it un-sellable. I think the problem is that this line of thinking can pretty quickly lead to any strike leading to “damages”. I can see similar arguments like “because they didn’t man the factory floor, the x thousand products that were supposed to be made were not ready/sellable, thus the workers are liable for the “damages” of all the products there were unsellable (because they were not produced).

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.