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Ex-Netflix Workers Drop NLRB Charge In Chappelle Saga

By Emily Brill · November 23, 2021, 6:58 PM EST

Two former Netflix employees who accused the company of violating labor law by allegedly disciplining them after they spoke out against a controversial Dave Chappelle special are withdrawing the National Labor...

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