Well, Fire Fighter Dude Certainly Didnt Hold Back On His Thoughts.

Well, Fire fighter dude certainly didn’t hold back on his thoughts.

Hey Twitter employees getting laid off tomorrow! IMPORTANT INFO from a CA employment attorney (me):

CA's "WARN" law requires Twitter to give you 60 days notice of a massive layoff.

A layoff of 50+ employees within a 30 day period qualifies.

I know you didn't get that notice.

This WARN law applies to all California employers of 75+ employees, which obviously includes Twitter with its thousands of employees.

Purpose of the law is to give laid off employees time to figure out how to handle this disruption.

And Elon completely ignores it.

Employers like Twitter who violate the WARN Act face civil penalties of $500/day for each violation. With thousands of employees, this could be significant, though maybe not to Elon.

Employees laid off in violation of the WARN Act receive back pay at the employee's final rate or 3 year average of compensation, whichever is higher. Twitter would also be liable for workers' medical expenses that would have been covered under an employee benefit plan.

Twitter will be liable for all of these (civil penalties, lost compensation, lost medical and other benefits) & attorneys' fees for the 60 days it failed to give workers notice.

This flagrant violation of workers rights is outrageous.

Who's in for a class action? LET'S DO THIS

Also, CA's strong antidiscrimination laws apply to Twitter's big layoff tomorrow. Are people of color, women and/or older workers disproportionately chosen, for example?

This was done so hastily, so slapdash, so that the world's richest man can get even richer faster.

We'll see how long Twitter lets my posts stay up. If they take them down tonight, before the layoffs, that means they were on notice of the law I cite and chose to punish me rather than follow it.

That's consciousness of guilt and I'd use it as the basis for punitive damages.

zlibrary gone... FUCK TIKTOK FUCK BOOKTOK I hope that app burns in hell

                                   She was the smallest of                                      the litter, the prettiest,                                  the most gentle and trusting. 

how would your younger self feel if they could hear how you talk about them?

the thing about so many fantasy properties is that they set out to be revolutionary and then they get distracted by the Romance And Flair of the concepts theyre trying to critique. gucas allegedly intended star wars as a critique of us politics in the back half of the twentieth century but he and everyone else ended up blinded by the glowing swords and the flashy duels and the Romance of knights and so chose not to follow through and make characters like obi-wan terrible people who clung to the past and to their mistakes and to their governments even in the face of corruption and collapse. all that is to say that in order for gucas's alleged intentions to actually be present in the text of the prequels obi-wan kenobi must be a bad person who is not forgiven by the narrative