Multinational Monitor is one of Ralph Nader's projects, and when the
editors failed to hold off on this story before he had a chance to read the
final version, he fired them. That's his story. The editors claimed he fired
them for trying to form a union, and went to the NLRB to complain about
earning $13,000 a year for 60-hour work weeks, poor working conditions, and
lack of grievance procedures. The reason they went to press quickly was that
the New York Times was onto the same story. Nader's response was that it's
not a job, but a higher calling of serving the public interest, so there's
no reason for union activity. Nader won. He simply told the editors that he
was transferring the Monitor to another of his nonprofit corporations, which
chose not to continue their employment.
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