were disposable workers. they make it as safe as they have to. they only care about $$$
I drink your milkshake! a metaphor for capitalism
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Sigh...
i agree with you LOL.
opneeds says the burden lies with the employee who signed the contract, regardless of how ridiculous the contract may be. i disagree.
Yes Ricky, I understand, it's ridiculous, that unwritten contract between employer and employee that says he will pay you in exchange for work performed. Ludicrous! If life was fair he'd be forced to send you a check so that you can stay home and watch Bugs Bunny. Now that's a job!
employers can make contracts for whatever they like, but if it doesnt work out that way all the time, we have to ask why?
politicians make promises too and usually lie. why?
If you have a spelled out contract promising something the employer is legally bound by that. If you don't he isn't. Do your due diligence.
BrownArmy
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I mean, come on.
Just because the employer and employee have a 'contract' doesn't mean the employer has free reign to kick the employee's head in.
It's not about sitting home and getting something for nothing, it's about going to work and not getting your d kicked in. It's about dignity in work...(Ricky has pointed out that he has none, and he's proud of it...)
Look at UPS - Union gig, and we still get our d's kicked in. Imagine if UPS wasn't Unionized...
According to Ricky companies want to hurt employees and have them fail as employees. Do you think UPS wants you to do a lousy job? They want productivity. They want you to help them make money. You didn't read the whole thread did you? Hmmm, sounds like what you said on another thread.
i usually use a different word to describe it, but i can go with that
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thats not what i said, and i think we've beat this contract issue to death anyways.
Go back and read the thread. You did say that.
thats what you said i said
contracts even when both parties agree to them, are not necessarily moral or reasonable.
Someone holding a gun to your head?
BrownArmy
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DriveInDriveOut
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Nice dodge
Prefer Ford.
DriveInDriveOut
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Two for two
australia unionization rate is way down:
Matt Barrie @matt_barrie 9h9 hours ago
Australia not in good place, crashing real estate, crashing stock market, anaemic wages, too high debt, 1950s politics, manufacturing left to fall apart, biggest customer in trade war, squandered opportunities, failure to plan for future, heads in sand. Now the reckoning! #auspol
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Matt Barrie @matt_barrie 9h9 hours ago
Australia not in good place, crashing real estate, crashing stock market, anaemic wages, too high debt, 1950s politics, manufacturing left to fall apart, biggest customer in trade war, squandered opportunities, failure to plan for future, heads in sand. Now the reckoning! #auspol
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1989
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Crashing markets, very funny, very wrong. More lies.
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