The laws are a joke when all it takes is a simple, broad "liability waver" to render them moot. Mandatory Arbitration clauses are unconstitutional under the First Amendment, yet SCOTUS has upheld them because that's what Big Business wants.
How many (mostly Republican) states allow companies to use waivers or disclaimers to escape legal liability for gross negligence; how many force their customers to sign a contract that waives their right to sue for intentional fraud, deception, or predatory lending practices? All of these businesses/ employers operate with the same "take it or leave it" terms, and the gov't allows it so long as they get their cut of the revenue.
How many (mostly Republican) states allow companies to use waivers or disclaimers to escape legal liability for gross negligence; how many force their customers to sign a contract that waives their right to sue for intentional fraud, deception, or predatory lending practices? All of these businesses/ employers operate with the same "take it or leave it" terms, and the gov't allows it so long as they get their cut of the revenue.