This is HUGE.

"The National Labor Relations Board ruled Tuesday that employers can no longer demand laid-off employees avoid publicly disparaging the company as part of their severance agreements, nor can they stop affected employees from disclosing the terms of their exit packages. Doing so, the federal agency determined, would be a violation of the laid-off employees’ rights under the National Labor Relations Act."

https://www.vice.com/en/article/dy7a7x/companies-cant-ask-you-to-shut-up-to-receive-severance-nlrb-rules

Companies Can’t Ask You to Shut up to Receive Severance, NLRB Rules

The board reverses two previous decisions that held that such severance agreements were lawful. Limits on free speech have become increasingly common aspect of many severance agreements.

@unicorndeburgh Hold on 2 your union hat. I predict this will get appealed 2 DC Circuit Court.
I have personal experience with the "disparagement" charge I was accused of & fired 4 "misconduct" as an organizer.
My union CWA 1701 fought 2 protect my right thru Section 8a of the NLRA. We won two NLRB decisions but the company filed an appeal with the DC Circuit court & we Lost the decision. My NLRB case was # 03-CA-024105 on NLRB.gov. This happened about 17-18 yrs ago.😒✊🏼👊🏼 #UnionYes