@BOS_FAMS follow up question for Nick... if or when we win the lawsuit, will the agency be forced to change how they pay us or could they keep it the same and then settle again in a future lawsuit?
@BOS_FAMS Guys, I’ve been known to be critical in the past, so it’s only fair I give credit where is due as well. Good job on the podcast, learned a few things listening to it!
@BOS_FAMS by the way this 140 character bs makes it really hard to properly explain a point of view. I think we should look to a better vehicle to have these conversations! 😇
@JesseJa06279257@BOS_FAMS If ama wants to fight for a national policy that would allow me to stay home without burning leave, then go ahead. But to over dramatize things isn’t right. We get to work, if we aren’t working, they don’t have to pay you. If you worked at McD’s and you stayed home, no $.
@JesseJa06279257@BOS_FAMS I think my point got lost in the back and forth. The original tweet said that we are being forced to risk our lives. To that I say that at best the truth is being stretch and at worst, it’s a lie, since we can take alv. The sac had a rationale explanation to his reasoning.
@maxoconnor18@BOS_FAMS Agreed... I guess I’m not sure the majority of people would be up in arms about this. I don’t see this as a battle that needs to be fought, but maybe I am the minority.
@BunkerHillBen@BOS_FAMS I wasn’t fighting, I thought we were having a conversation, thought that was the whole point of the tweeter account. I was attempting to have a grown up debate, where two or three different opinions argue the merits of their point of view.