New 28-page complaint from ALRB chief prosecutor details Gerawan’s anti-UFW campaign

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3. I'm noting this as a 5th complaint...

not an indictment. It may lead to an actionable enforcement action, fines and such, maybe?

Where activists on the streets are getting arrested, and workers are denied the right to organize, and agreements are being tossed aside by elected officials after the government entity decided not to honor the agreement, and we have the republican't argument we were blackmailed by unions, and Democrats gave away the store in bargaining to buy votes, and we can't afford taxes and funding pensions, and budgets have to be slashed so today we have less and lower-paid non-union public service sector employees -- it just doesn't strike me we are winning anything.

I'm not complaining! This is inevitable, isn't it?

It hurts today, but could it wake us up and we see what is going on, what we are enabling?

The NLRB has a finger plugging a hole in the dike. Activists and protesters are rising. How much more before we are all marching in the streets?