Retired Federal worker... why don't ALL federal workers file "hostile work environment" complaints. They are definitely feeling scared, intimidated, abused by a superior, etc... and should have protection under law... would this slow down or stop them from being fired? Any lawyers out there?? - ThreadSky

jwag11.bsky.social • 130 days ago

Retired Federal worker... why don't ALL federal workers file "hostile work environment" complaints. They are definitely feeling scared, intimidated, abused by a superior, etc... and should have protection under law... would this slow down or stop them from being fired? Any lawyers out there??

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sevin3.bsky.social•130 days ago

Because they have fired or will fire anyone who trying to do anything about it.

jwag11.bsky.social•130 days ago

Yeah... and they are going to keep doing it unless there is some type of opposition... are they going to fire all Veterans Administration medical center employees at once?? Or, I guess, we could all just roll over.

prime157.bsky.social•130 days ago

It's my speculation is that they're going to use these crashes as an excuse to privatize the FAA... Which means the new entity will only help the highest bidders, and "poor people planes" will crash.

Still short sighted for "highest bidder" morons who think they'll escape the chaos.

jwag11.bsky.social•130 days ago

Sounds likely... but if you don't have to fly, don't...drive, postpone, boycott, resist anyway you can... we have to be willing to be, at the very least inconvenienced... They will only care if it affects their pockets...

prime157.bsky.social•130 days ago

💯

Shameless plug for the economic blackout next weekend.

loudmouthginger.bsky.social•130 days ago

This is exactly what they will do. They have wanted to do this since Reagan fired the air traffic controllers (and then got an airport named after him.). Quality will go down and workers will be paid less. What can go wrong?

dizzypound.com•130 days ago

What is realistically going to happen if they file a complaint?

jwag11.bsky.social•130 days ago

What's gonna happen if they don't?? Could be another form of resistance... and legally (I know) the complaints have to be followed up

hog929.bsky.social•130 days ago

let me tell you what will happen.

miss-stick-eyes.bsky.social•130 days ago

It is time.

thelatinohand.bsky.social•130 days ago

In addition

prime157.bsky.social•130 days ago

When they first started dismantling the FAA they were talking about outdated systems.

They lied.

The already stressed for funding (for the safety of ALL, 💯 Americans) FAA has been stressed to the max, and we've had what, 6 or 7 more commercial crashes in a month than we did in the last 16 years?

juju71.bsky.social•129 days ago

Anyone associated with Air travel needs to strike. I will join them.

prime157.bsky.social•129 days ago

I agree. That would be huge.

Same with teachers.

Shameless plug for March 15th (yes, I'm aware it's going to be tough for some people):

corystory.bsky.social•130 days ago

Documentation - for later - just in case is never a bad idea.

jwag11.bsky.social•130 days ago

Exactly, and make your own copies!

rojat.bsky.social•130 days ago

Toooo many lawyers out there. Too many of them eager for clients. If there is no law, they have no job. Should be aware of a "leader' who is bent on dissolving the laws of the land.

allietoday.bsky.social•130 days ago

Lawyers should have enough work to keep them busy for the next 4 yrs.

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