We find it's always better to fire people on a Friday. Studies have statistically shown that there's less chance of an incident if you do it at the end of the week.
The problem lies in the clinical language of "dislocation and role changes" of labor, as if labor just gets a slip of paper that reassigns them to another job in a different place. This is a major gloss over the fact that these are real people, often at later stages of careers, who practically can't "just go get another job" doing something completely different.
This reminds me of a conservative radio piece I heard where the guest suggest that travel agents, who are becoming obsolete, should just become app developers, because that's the hot new thing where they need people.
Yeah, other companies have their own in-house brands. We get it.
What's insidious here is Amazon is looking through their data, seeing things from Company X that are selling well, and then short-circuiting that company's supply chain to procure and sell their own knock-off. Company X basically did all the market research and product development, and Amazon steals it reaps the rewards for basically free. Company X is now screwed.
he first rule of dealing with Wells Fargo is: Do not deal with Wells Fargo.
My new employer has our retirement plan with Wells Fargo, and so far it's the biggest POS I've ever encountered. On top of that, there's an attempted upsell at every turn.
When I was a kid, people could smoke virtually anywhere.
I remember those days, and it absolutely sucked - as a non-smoker - to be constantly bombarded with the stench. Your clothes/hair/skin would stink from all the smoke. I worked in an office with smokers, and they would deliberately choke the place up just to fuck with me.
I don't give a rat's ass about the smokers' health - they can die from #include <cancers.h> tomorrow. I just don't want to have to smell it.
And the next generation after that, will be Appy App Appers, that will try to get rich by writing the best and most successful Appy App on the AppStore, and become Appillionaires.
Like my parents always said, you just have to apply yourself...
In the US, few people seem to be ashamed of being ignorant
In the US, the ruling class wants everyone to be stupid, which is why they're trying so hard to eviscerate public education. That is, except for their own kids, who get sent to Ivy-league schools. A dumb electorate is a more malleable electorate. So you need skilled workers? Import them - they're cheaper and more easily controlled.
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We find it's always better to fire people on a Friday. Studies have statistically shown that there's less chance of an incident if you do it at the end of the week.
As long as I haven't done anything illegal I'm unsure why my content viewing matters...
If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.
The problem lies in the clinical language of "dislocation and role changes" of labor, as if labor just gets a slip of paper that reassigns them to another job in a different place. This is a major gloss over the fact that these are real people, often at later stages of careers, who practically can't "just go get another job" doing something completely different.
This reminds me of a conservative radio piece I heard where the guest suggest that travel agents, who are becoming obsolete, should just become app developers, because that's the hot new thing where they need people.
Someone more clever than I could probably improve upon this.
What's insidious here is Amazon is looking through their data, seeing things from Company X that are selling well, and then short-circuiting that company's supply chain to procure and sell their own knock-off. Company X basically did all the market research and product development, and Amazon steals it reaps the rewards for basically free. Company X is now screwed.
he first rule of dealing with Wells Fargo is: Do not deal with Wells Fargo.
My new employer has our retirement plan with Wells Fargo, and so far it's the biggest POS I've ever encountered. On top of that, there's an attempted upsell at every turn.
Can you hack space time?
By whacking you in the head with the same hammer, I can magically transport you 30 minutes into the future.
When I was a kid, people could smoke virtually anywhere.
I remember those days, and it absolutely sucked - as a non-smoker - to be constantly bombarded with the stench. Your clothes/hair/skin would stink from all the smoke. I worked in an office with smokers, and they would deliberately choke the place up just to fuck with me. I don't give a rat's ass about the smokers' health - they can die from #include <cancers.h> tomorrow. I just don't want to have to smell it.
The economic Pie is not fixed in size.
Make the pie higher!
Take a shower, cut your hair, and get a real job.
At this point, you'd have to be a complete moron to be leading a car company and be against rolling out electric engines.
s/engines/motors/gi
translation: Bend Over Here It Comes Again
EOM
http://www.fbpurity.com/
The TSA was really just GW's jobs program.
FTFY
We used to dream of living in a concrete jungle; we had to live in the lake!
And the next generation after that, will be Appy App Appers, that will try to get rich by writing the best and most successful Appy App on the AppStore, and become Appillionaires.
Like my parents always said, you just have to apply yourself...
Lay off half 50% of the employees every 18 months.
I'm getting an error from ld that it wants libbigbrother2.0.so but I'm running 1.3
In the US, few people seem to be ashamed of being ignorant
In the US, the ruling class wants everyone to be stupid, which is why they're trying so hard to eviscerate public education. That is, except for their own kids, who get sent to Ivy-league schools. A dumb electorate is a more malleable electorate. So you need skilled workers? Import them - they're cheaper and more easily controlled.
Prosecution will be a slam dunk
You could have said "Prosecution will be a Snap..."
Here on Kessel, we measure time in distance (parsecs)
...to justify $2T in tax cuts to his 1% buddies
it's too much for carrier pigeons
It could grip it by the husk...