Comey explicitly said he took it that way, so...
Turns out the NLRB has ruled that when your boss says he "hopes" you do something, it's basically an order. https://onlabor.org/2017/06/09/workers-understand-a-bosss-hopes/ …pic.twitter.com/bv2TdWwpd6
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right. think legal precedent going to matter a bit here.
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What if the boss is new?
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Especially if the boss is new!!
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All women already know this!
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Right! And when boss says " you like your job, you're gonna stay? Because, I know a lot of people who would love your job."
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Oof. Bet that's one regulation Trump targets next.
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Plus he used "hope" as a menace in a tweet.
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#NotALawyer, but Sounds like precedent(again) OR 'opening the door' 2the interpretation#Comey rightly felt.
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Every supervisor who has a mandatory HR training knows not to meet with employees alone and not to threaten them with job loss.
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So if the Co. President said "I hope you can shoot bricks of gold out of your ass." he would have tried to do it?
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Using an unreasonable request to "prove" your point is unreasonable. Try again, but next time be reasonable.
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Saying the word HOPE is a directive when in reality it is wishful thinking is as unreasonable is my example.
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You can't seriously believe what you're saying, can you?? "I hope" clearly says, "I want you to do this." After asking if he liked his job.
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