Just a heads up, the NLRB has taken an aggressive stance against companies that refuse to allow their employees to unionize.
So when a company has a positive response to unionization, just keep in mind that they don't really have any other option but to "grin and bear it" so to speak.
Time to contact Seagate customer support
Does it have to be roof-mounted?
No, I just don't want Boeing to open a warehouse in Uttar Predesh. I'd rather they open a warehouse in the US, where jobs are needed and where they'll be forced to pay employees a decent wage. And their tax revenue goes to support US citizens. Not somewhere that tolerates even worse human rights for women and children.
Propagandists gonna propaganda
Yep. Mutually Assured Destruction.
Some countries will use the threat of nuclear war to get what they want. But what they want often involves still being alive afterwards. Putin, like the rest of the leaders of countries with nuclear arms, knows that a nuclear strike demands a nuclear response. There is no other option and unfortunately the whole world suffers as a result.
Movie and video game journalism has gotten so fucking lazy, they just refer to things by other things they're similar to.
"Check out this new souls-like game" or "new game combines Dave the Diver with Stardew Valley."
It's super annoying if you're not familiar with whatever they're referencing.
And every hardware manufacturer's attempt at a mobile gaming device is immediately called a Steam Deck competitor.
It's lazy journalism.
Cool, let's open a warehouse in the city where all the violence against women happens. Maybe employ some of these guys that put women to death for being raped.
OP loves adidas
Ok, but don't be so enthusiastic about it next time.
I agree that when the penalty is a fine, it's just the cost of doing business, but it appears that the NLRB are attempting to go another route.