Comment on NLRB acting general counsel rescinds non-compete labor policyComments−MollyGodiva1yNote how they say this is to protect employee rights.−rtkwe1yThe employee's right to sign away their rights maybe.−dboreham1yOrwell warned us about this.−sepositus1yDouble-speak is everywhere at this point. Every party, left, right, or center, uses it. I suppose that's the point, though, to normalize people to it.−advisedwang1y"right to work""freedom of contract""work makes you free"It's a playbook to misdirect with language like that.−crusty1yOh, this content makes me want to revive my dict-heads website idea, but unfortunately it's a total known unknown.−e401yNewspeak is the language of the next four years (at least).
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Note how they say this is to protect employee rights.
The employee's right to sign away their rights maybe.
Orwell warned us about this.
Double-speak is everywhere at this point. Every party, left, right, or center, uses it. I suppose that's the point, though, to normalize people to it.
"right to work"
"freedom of contract"
"work makes you free"
It's a playbook to misdirect with language like that.
Oh, this content makes me want to revive my dict-heads website idea, but unfortunately it's a total known unknown.
Newspeak is the language of the next four years (at least).