> > Yeah...let's just sue everybody for everything that goes
> > wrong in our lives. I've been fired from Clear Channel
> > before, but I would never dream of joining some lame class
>
> > action suit against a company just because I'm unhappy for
>
> > losing my job. That's radio people. It happens. We move on
>
> > and get over it.
> >
> > Friggin' lawyers...ruining the country. I'll probably get
> > sued for saying that too. lol
> >
> > MC
> >
>
> Who knows, they might have a legitimate beef. Still, many
> of those plaintiffs chose to work for CC knowing what they
> would get themselves into. If you don't like Clear Channel,
> or the way they do business, there's one thing you can do,
> and you don't even need the FCC to do it. Don't fill out
> the application. Enough said.
>
True, and I don't have a problem with an employment lawsuit if it is legitimate. I say again, if it is legitimate. Most of these class action suits these days are not. They are simply people whining because they didn't get their way or they spilled hot coffee on themselves, yet it's the restaurant's fault.
I agree with you on another point as well...if you don't like Clear Channel, don't apply. It's that simple.
I have been fired by Clear Channel once, and I am now in my second stint with the company if that says anything. Personally, I like working for them, but I accept the risks as one should with ANY radio company. This business is unstable regardless of for whom we work.
All of that said...I have not read what the lawsuit is concerning, so my opinion of the case is not yet formed.
MC
