OK so yay disability rights, but makes me wonder how $50M compares to government bailout for airlines.
Those stock agreements, similar to options, this week are worth about $260 million, or less than 1 percent of the $37 billion the U.S. government gave 10 major passenger airlines last year to help pay their workers, according to a Washington Post analysis of Treasury Department data. Subsequent agreements taxpayers received as airlines got another $13 billion this year are, as of now, useless, although their value would rise if stock prices climb.
From the Washington Post. So, not much in comparison.
Nice! Direct link. The Atlantic’s crossword was outpacing my mini-crossword abilities/patience.
I wish them well, I would like to see more unions in tech.