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>>blago+(OP)
Devils advocate: if you're sent home on full pay and told not to come in, and you come in, that's fireable (doubly so with coronavirus happening). If you do that, you need some strong evidence that it's retaliation. You have away the benefit of the doubt...

>>LatteL+FC
Also devil's advocate:

With everyone throwing a fit about pastors and churches gathering together during this, where's the outcry over this guy seemingly rounding up groups of employees to picket?

Is it ok to protest dangerous work conditions by actively creating dangerous protest conditions?

>>beeran+851
> With everyone throwing a fit about pastors and churches gathering together during this, where's the outcry over this guy seemingly rounding up groups of employees to picket?

Where did it say he was rounding up groups of employees and picketing?

> throwing a fit

Who is throwing a fit? I thought they were fining and/or arresting pastors that break the law and threaten the safety of entire communities?

>>darkar+EN2
What is the need for him to be on-site, if not for personal contact with other employees? He admits it's for organizing.

(Honest question, I'm not familiar with how organization/ unionization works, or if there's another legitimate reason.)

Have you seen people's reactions to the churches that are still meeting in person? Check out op/eds and letters to the editor in Tampa, Baltimore, and Baton Rouge, just to start. Twitter if you want to see the ugly that is expected from Twitter. But throwing a fit is an understatement.