That's the one!I though his moderator hat was an enchanted Daedric helmet...
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But Arakhor is the king of decency!^You cannot publicly discuss Arakhor.
Find a decent topic, eg greek numbers, like οα'
It's not 'cause he's a moderator. It's 'cause it's not wise to discuss a Dremora....^You cannot publicly discuss Arakhor.
Find a decent topic, eg greek numbers, like οα'
You mean you need more than 3.5 hours of sleep?It's not 'cause he's a moderator. It's 'cause it's not wise to discuss a Dremora....
Now for another rant. I cant get any sleep. My cats like to play from 11pm to 1am, then get up and play at 4:30am......
The security guards at my work may have just screwed themselves over. We were just informed the guards are attempting to unionize. That's all fine and dandy, but they are ultimately going to lose their jobs over this. Why? While it is illegal for their employer to fire them for attempting to unionize, there's nothing that prevents us from not renewing our contract with that security company when it comes up for its yearly renewal. And yes, the higher ups are already looking at other companies and have indicated that we will be going with another company if these guards unionize.
While I support the guards' efforts (they are severely underpaid for the positions and responsibilities they have), I also support our company's decision due to the fact that we require 24/7 security coverage because of the work we do here and who our clients are (mainly the US military). We need to be able to guarantee our clients 24/7 security for the projects they have us working on, and we can't do that with a unionized guard force since there will always be a possibility they might go on strike. There's also the issue of cost. The main reason we went with this company is because they could give us what we wanted at the lowest price compared to all the other bids. With a unionized guard force, this company is no longer going to be the cheapest operation in town, and there are a whole bunch of other competitors out there that aren't unionized that can now provide security for us at a lower price than our current security provider.
So yeah, these guards just screwed themselves. I understand they want better pay and benefits, but fighting for it is about to cost them their jobs. That means they are going to go from being underpaid, to not being paid at all.
They are going to contract with some other company that realizes that unionized security guards are going to be better at their jobs than non-union ones, unlike the idiots you work for.
Late shift today, early shift tomorrow. That means I'll have to get up tomorrow less than six hours after I get home today.
I think that French philosophers should start impaling people on swords.Do explain more.
Assuming you're using this site, they acknowledge using the term "Libertarian(ism)" in multiple ways. The vertical axis is their social spectrum, while the horizontal axis is the economic spectrum. So the label "Libertarian" at the bottom of the square is the opposite of Authoritarian. They also use the term libertarianism to describe the right-most side of the horizontal, economic axis, the opposite of communism/collectivism.I did the political compass test again after showing it to a friend who's becoming political in college. I vaguely recall being two or three places to the northwest from where I am now.
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I'm becoming one of them. I hate libertarianism.![]()
If a boss does this to an employee, it proves he/she/they are heartless idiots...but you knew that already, didn't you?
I was under the impression that the EU forbids work shifts less than 11 hours apart at a minimum.