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:: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 ::
Workers Have the Right To Remain Silent: A Podcast Interview With the ACLU's Bruce Barry - ePluribus Media Community
A factory worker named Lynn Gobbell was fired in 2004 when her employer, a George Bush supporter, objected to her John Kerry bumper sticker. Edward Blum, a stockbroker with Paine Webber in Houston during 1990s was fired because he actively opposed affirmative action on his own time. A flight attendant with Delta Airlines lost her job when the airline disapproved of her personal blog. Those are but a few examples cited by Bruce Barry, the author of Speechless: The Erosion of Free Expression In the American Workplace, published by Berrett-Kohler.------------------------------------------- posted 5:54 AM :: reference link ::
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