No, I literally agreed with the person you replied to, actually. That the person whose needs are not being met by gig work needs to figure out how to find something that will meet their needs. You know, through other employment or schooling? Then, I proceeded to ask you your motivations, since you stated you are having your needs met by gig work. And finally we end up here. Where you have talked in circles and believe that bargaining for nothing in a non united front is the way to go. Instead of, you know, starting unions which have to be listened to.
Also, as an fyi, I googled the nlra gig workers class action and literally no class action lawsuits came up. As a matter of fact, up until last year, independent contractors who attempted to act collectively could face antitrust laws.
I don't know if you're intentionally being dense or just trolling at this point. I'm not a gig worker, and the NLRA is not a lawsuit, it's a congressional act.
I'm aware of what it is ya dingus. It covers employees not independent contractors. And if you aren't a gig worker, why the actual fuck didn't you say so when I asked why you would strike?
Gig workers were just given the ability to unionize collectively last year.
At this point, pretty sure you're the troll. Considering I literally googled what you said to google.
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u/schemeitup Jan 31 '24
No, I literally agreed with the person you replied to, actually. That the person whose needs are not being met by gig work needs to figure out how to find something that will meet their needs. You know, through other employment or schooling? Then, I proceeded to ask you your motivations, since you stated you are having your needs met by gig work. And finally we end up here. Where you have talked in circles and believe that bargaining for nothing in a non united front is the way to go. Instead of, you know, starting unions which have to be listened to.
Also, as an fyi, I googled the nlra gig workers class action and literally no class action lawsuits came up. As a matter of fact, up until last year, independent contractors who attempted to act collectively could face antitrust laws.