Zoumer was fired when she wouldn't sign an "unlawful mandatory arbitration agreement." Her lawsuit, filed in San Francisco, is now being arbitrated in New York. A hearing for the NLRB complaint will take place in September in Oakland, and WeWork has 10 days to file a response to the complaint. News of the NLRB filing comes days after another incident that might suggest WeWork's character: Reuters had the story of a startup co-founder working from a rented Manhattan WeWork office mocked the company's business difficulties in a Medium post. WeWork ordered the post taken down, alleging the co-founder had stolen information from WeWork's network. Related: Lots Of Tech Talent Trying To Leave SF For NY