Current labor law treats white-collar criminals the way a parent treats a 5-year old.
Jail time? Absolutely not possible under current law. Zero chance.
Fines and penalties? Zero chance.
Worst case: apologize & give back what you stole.
It seems these @Starbucks managers used their power to violate workers' legal rights & illegally protect their own career interests.
Arrest, fines, & jail should be on the table for law breakers. For managers, none are & #WhiteCollarCrimeSpree continues.
It's a highly organized conspiracy to violate federal law.
Add NLRA violations to the list of racketeering activity that can be prosecuted under RICO. Clarify that retaliation for union sympathy is a form of extortion.
See what happens.
It me.
The white-collar crime spree by @HowardSchultz @Starbucks mgmt team has harmed thousands of American workers. Here's one.
These Americans worked hard & followed the law.
Schultz's team chose to damage them illegally and they get away with it.
Law breaking by @Starbucks CEO @HowardSchultz mgmt team continues.
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