Sam Seder
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New SCOTUS Ruling Proves The Supreme Court Totally SUCKS
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May 22, 2018
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8:41Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we talk about the latest Supreme Court ruling which went in total favor of businesses over workers.
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---The Supreme Court said Monday that employers can prevent employees from joining together to file class-action lawsuits through arbitration clauses in their contracts, dealing a blow to organized labor and upholding the Trump administration’s position on federal employment law.
Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the opinion for the 5–4 majority, citing earlier SCOTUS rulings that protected employers’ ability to require that their employees surrender their right to pursue class-action litigation as a condition of their employment.
“The respective merits of class actions and private arbitration as means of enforcing the law are questions constitutionally entrusted not to the courts to decide, but to the policymakers in the political branches where those questions remain hotly contested,” Gorsuch wrote. “This court is not free to substitute its preferred economic policies for those chosen by the people’s representatives.”---
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