For example, in cases where employers are found guilty of spying on and intimidating their workers, the only remedy is a requirement that the employer post a notice in the workplace admitting guilt. To workers whose efforts to organize have been broken, such a remedy looks like less than a wrist-slapping. We can hardly expect corporate employers to change their ways. Profit is their motive and total top-down control of the workplace is their means. But we should expect our public officials at all levels, including county and municipal government, to safeguard workers' rights to organize unions.
Good jobs are the lifeblood of our community.
Norman Moses certainly knows how to throw an impressive hissy-fit. Regardless of the circumstances, a replacement thrown into a show only two days before opening is going to turn in an inferior performance and the show is going to be of inferior quality. This is not fair to the audience, who have made the sacrifice of both money and time to come see the show. Whether by circumstance or design, Moses and the Skylight Opera produced an inferior product. It is not my custom to respond to theatrical criticism, but at the rate Robert Staggenborg is going it may become an Olympic sport.