TrackerRoo 
This guy is more worthy of our attention than the kid whose daddy paid for him to go to almost space.
Suiter is @Apollo_Ilios on bird site and he's been protesting in fursuit after being fired for organizing a union at his Starbucks location.
Szymon Brycki ๐ฆ๐พโ๏ธ๐ณ๏ธโ๐๐ช๐บ@TrackerRoo Is this even legal? 0_O Unthinkable in Europe :/
tired doe@szymonbrycki @TrackerRoo Unfortunately it is here.
@szymonbrycki Depends on the State, some of them are shitty even by US standards. For sure not a good look for Starbucks though. Not sure why people keep going to non union locations. Just boycott them.
Softwarewolf@szymonbrycki @TrackerRoo 100% legal under states that have "Right to Work" laws, which is an intentionally misleading name for laws that let companies say "We can fire you for any reason whatsoever except discrimination, if you can prove it".
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Ella Fox@szymonbrycki @TrackerRoo @faoluin it's legal in England too. Discrimination cases are extremely hard to fight against. They rarely end up in a tribunal
@tinyfluffs @TrackerRoo @faoluin That's sick. But well, what do you expect from Transphobic Isle? :/
l4p1n ๐จ๐ญ@szymonbrycki @TrackerRoo In Switzerland, if I know my working contract laws right, firing somebody on the simple premise they are unionizing is considered wrongful termination and can lead the company in big problems.
Simply put, effectively unthinkable in Europe ^^"
Star Soldier@l4p1n @szymonbrycki @TrackerRoo it's technically illegal in the US too but it's rare for them to actually get in trouble for it. It seems like the government is getting pretty fed up with Starbucks though, they're already under investigation for other illegal union-busting activities.
@TrackerRoo Vice even published an article about it.
