And if they do not get their demands, a protest is coming. These former employees appear dead set on getting what they say belongs to them:
Reporter
"Saying that you've received nothing substantial, can we expect that in the coming weeks, if they go through this acquisition or you don't get the response that you want, that we can see potential protests in the room?"
Emily Turner, BCWJ Rep.,
"I think I'll ask them, but yes. I think we have had those discussions and we are prepared to go all the way. We know how to go all the way. So we are working the process. I think that's important. And then after that, we know where to touch and what to do."
"So yes, a big conversation is that after this, we have to rally up the troops because we got a maker presence. And we may have to start at home right at St. Thomas Street."