New York Times Employees Go On Strike, Because That’s The Only Logical Explanation To Having To Go Back Into the Office

Like a lot of companies during the pandemic, the NYT had their employees go remote.  But now they are asking them to come back into the office full time, and the employees just aren’t having it.  I too worked from home for a year.  There were parts of it I loved, and parts I really hated.  I have been back in an office full time for a year and a half now.  So I really have no sympathy for them.

To be fair, they aren’t just mad about having to go back into the office.  They are also mad about their pay.  One employee stated, “We have not gotten any salary increases in a time of record inflation.”  Now I’m just gonna go out on a limb here, but I would bet that she voted for Biden.  In which case, I don’t feel sorry for her.  At all. 

Also, does anyone else find it funny that the incredibly liberal NYT is no longer supporting a union?  Isn’t that what the left is all about?  How can they be mad that their employees are striking when they were fully in support of unions until 2 seconds ago when their employees went on strike?  Because liberalism.  Liberals are all about supporting things, like unions and an open border, until it affects them.   Then all of a sudden, unions are bad and illegal immigrants can’t be in their cities.

One good thing that will come out of this, hopefully we don’t have to deal their leftist propaganda for a while.  At least until they fold and give into the union.  Because liberals are weak.