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NYT Moves to ‘Stack the Deck of Justice’ Against Its Subscribers
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CounterSpin
“Arbitration Everywhere, Stacking the Deck of Justice” was a headline on a groundbreaking New York Times report (10/31/15) from 2015.
Fast forward to today, and another company silently snuck a forced arbitration clause into its terms of service—and that company is the New York Times.
See “Workers Are Increasingly Required to Sign Away Their Rights,” transcript of CounterSpin show (2/19/21).
ACTION ALERT: You can send a message to the New York Times at letters@nytimes.com (Twitter: @NYTimes).
Feel free to leave a copy of your communication in the comments thread.
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