Apple affirms employee rights to discuss working conditions externallyWhat you need to know
Apple has posted an internal memo to employees.
The company affirmed its employees' rights to talk about working conditions internally or externally.
Apple is currently facing seven unfair labor practices charges.
They've always been allowed to do it.
Apple has sent a memo to its staff that affirms their right to talk about work conditions and pay internally at the company or even externally if desired.
In an internal memo obtained by NBC News, Apple says that its employees are not prohibited from talking about "wages, hours, or working conditions" internally or externally.
The note was posted on Apple's internal people site, to which the company's 80,000 hourly and salaried employees in the U.S. have access.
"Our policies do not restrict employees from speaking freely about their wages, hours, or working conditions," the memo reads. "We encourage any employee with concerns to raise them in the way they feel most comfortable, internally or externa...
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Apple affirms employee rights to discuss working conditions externally
