it is but it’s a proven successful strategy most of the time anyways since it’s cheaper to pay to fines than the lawsuit and 95% of the time the union doesn’t have to funds to pay for capable legal representation to force the issue so that they result in those fines in the first place.
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I mean this feels like it should be illegal. Another reason to not buy Ubisoft games I guess.
it is but it’s a proven successful strategy most of the time anyways since it’s cheaper to pay to fines than the lawsuit and 95% of the time the union doesn’t have to funds to pay for capable legal representation to force the issue so that they result in those fines in the first place.
I believe it is already illegal, but the ultra rich don’t expect enforcement, so they don’t care.
It’ll be a fine, which will be massaged away into a “cost of business expense”.