National Labor Relations Board rejected Damore’s claim that Google fired him unjustly

National Labor Relations Board rejected Damore’s claim that Google fired him unjustly

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https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/16/national-labor-relations-board-rejected-damores-claim-that-google-fired-him-unjustly/

A federal body overseeing labor disputes advised the dismissal of Jeremy Damore’s claim that Google fired him unjustly for his controversial memo regarding inclusion and diversity programs at the company. Citing similar precedents, the National Labor Relations Board counsel deemed parts of the memo “so harmful, discriminatory, and disruptive” as to shed their status as protected speech in the workplace.

The NLRB memo, issued on January 16 and published publicly yesterday, does not constitute an official ruling or legal action. It is however the official advice of a federal lawyer who specializes in this field, and its conclusion, that the complaint be dismissed, would likely have been followed by the regional board being advised. Instead, Damore withdrew the complaint.

National Labor Relations Board rejected Damore’s claim that Google fired him unjustly

Feb 16, 2018, 11:16pm UTC
https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/16/national-labor-relations-board-rejected-damores-claim-that-google-fired-him-unjustly/ >A federal body overseeing labor disputes advised the dismissal of Jeremy Damore’s claim that Google fired him unjustly for his controversial memo regarding inclusion and diversity programs at the company. Citing similar precedents, the National Labor Relations Board counsel deemed parts of the memo “so harmful, discriminatory, and disruptive” as to shed their status as protected speech in the workplace. >The NLRB memo, issued on January 16 and published publicly yesterday, does not constitute an official ruling or legal action. It is however the official advice of a federal lawyer who specializes in this field, and its conclusion, that the complaint be dismissed, would likely have been followed by the regional board being advised. Instead, Damore withdrew the complaint.