05-09-2019, 02:50 PM
(05-09-2019, 02:26 PM)fredtoast Wrote: So what is your point? Are you trying to say that there is no strike at all?
It does not matter if they are employees or contractors they can still protest working conditions through a mass walk out.
My point is the same it was when you attempted to "correct" me. That they appear to be confused, or at least their anger is misplaced. The government agrees they are contractors, which they signed up to be when they opted to do this job. They are angry they aren't considered something they were never told they would be, and that the government agrees they are not. If your still caught up on the term confusion, you can apply ignorant or entitled in there if you wish.
Anyone can protest about anything. It doesn't mean the protest is worthwhile or has merit.
Side note: You mention they are being "screwed". How does one get screwed by an agreement that has no penalty for terminating and delivers exactly what both sides were promised?
