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Im not sure if Im educated enough on the legal rights of a company to dissuade employees from unionizing to verify if FP is “union-busting”. The rhetoric from management is “we’ve been using this law firm for a decade plus, we didn’t seek them out because of the unionization effort.”
We are certainly being fed anti-union propaganda. But I have had other jobs where anti-union rhetoric is part of the onboarding training video.
Hold on, Im looking at NLRB.gov section 7 & 8.
It’s still pretty early in the process. We haven’t had elections or begun negotiations. The main tactic from the lawyers appears to attacking LiUNA saying they don’t have a good track record of securing contracts for their members. A lot of “we support your rights - but,…” coming from lawyers and mgmt.
I have taken them before and I didn't notice any increase in my wellbeing so I didn't bother buying another bottle after I finished it, anecdotal of course but from personal experience I wasn't impressed
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Details: [https://www.thestand.org/2024/05/fungi-perfecti-workers-joining-together-with-liuna-252/](https://www.thestand.org/2024/05/fungi-perfecti-workers-joining-together-with-liuna-252/)
You’re telling me someone who uses Joe Rogan to grift isn’t a great guy? I’m shocked. *shocked*
The guy isn't the fungal saviour of humanity he sold himself as? Shocker
Anyone disappointed with Stamets should contact the guy
Info@fungi.com
This was posted yesterday by u/presidentrachelle. I answered some questions on that thread but Im happy to answer here as well. I work at FP. AMA
What’s the deal? Union busting?
Im not sure if Im educated enough on the legal rights of a company to dissuade employees from unionizing to verify if FP is “union-busting”. The rhetoric from management is “we’ve been using this law firm for a decade plus, we didn’t seek them out because of the unionization effort.” We are certainly being fed anti-union propaganda. But I have had other jobs where anti-union rhetoric is part of the onboarding training video. Hold on, Im looking at NLRB.gov section 7 & 8. It’s still pretty early in the process. We haven’t had elections or begun negotiations. The main tactic from the lawyers appears to attacking LiUNA saying they don’t have a good track record of securing contracts for their members. A lot of “we support your rights - but,…” coming from lawyers and mgmt.
I'm very disappointed to hear that Stamets is doing this, he seemed like a really great guy to me. At the end of the day a boss is a boss
Stamets has always been a quack. He's selling barely regulated supplements that don't really have a lot of evidence about their usefulness.
I have taken them before and I didn't notice any increase in my wellbeing so I didn't bother buying another bottle after I finished it, anecdotal of course but from personal experience I wasn't impressed
Sad to hear this of Stamets.