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:: Friday, August 05, 2005 ::
What's Left? Freedom to Dream? - By Dave Lindorff, ILCA Online
A new ruling by the NLRB strips workers of the right to hang out and talk with fellow workers even during coffee breaks or off the job entirely. Welcome to the new feudalism.
The continued packing of federal courts at all levels with judges who have a pinched view of civil liberties--particularly First Amendment freedoms--is getting considerable public and media attention, but a perhaps even more serous attack on basic freedom is going largely unnoticed: the growing tyranny of the workplace.------------------------------------------- posted 5:07 AM :: reference link ::
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