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Who gets to Fire? Who gets to Hire?

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The Supremes heard arguments on last week regarding six former employees of a Sunnyside mushroom farm who say they were effectively forced to surrender their right to sue in court if they wanted to stay on the job.
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Who gets to Fire? Who gets to Hire?

The Supremes heard arguments on last week regarding six former employees of a Sunnyside mushroom farm who say they were effectively forced to surrender their right to sue in court if they wanted to stay on the job.

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Post Alley broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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