A big worry of opponents of the bill is that employers will have the power to coerce employees into taking comp time instead of having to pay them overtime wages. When confronted with this possibility, the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Martha Roby (R-AL), told the Sirius radio show The Morning Briefing with Tim Farley that employees will be able to turn to existing worker protections against coercion
It is evident
SHE has never worked as a grunt in private industry.
It is evident that she has never worked as a grunt - with no union protection – in private industry.
It is evident that she has never worked as a grunt - one paycheck away from homelessness.
Yeh - sure - we're going to speak up about coercion and our bosses screweing us over.
Yeh - like that's going to happen. Hell will freeze over first.
Bunch of ignorant buttwipes.
It is evident that she has never worked as a grunt - one paycheck away from homelessness.
Yeh - sure - we're going to speak up about coercion and our bosses screweing us over.
Yeh - like that's going to happen. Hell will freeze over first.
Bunch of ignorant buttwipes.
Roby – Shut up! – Just shut up!
You don’t’ know what you are talking about.
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