One of the jobs was to build a stage (to work on) around a containment area for painting and sand blasting. The stage was around 80 feet tall with a circumference of about 100 feet. By the entrance of the containment area, two robins had built a nest and laid eggs. When the job was completed, the boss told the workers to dismantle the stage. A few employees got together and refused to do the job because of the robin’s nest and eggs. The boss said he didn’t care and ordered them to tear the staging down. As word got around, more and more workers joined in and refused to take down the staging. After several failed attempts of getting the workers to follow his instructions, the boss compromised and told them to tear all the staging down except for where the nest was. The workers agreed and tore the last of the stage once the eggs hatched and flew