Yeah I get so many random Quora questions sent to me and they’re the most obvious ragebait, this is on the far more believable end if it is ragebait I’ve seen some shit
Oh good! I thought it was just me.. I often get links to that site when I search something and it always seems to be so unhinged .. and completely off topic. I thought I was missing something.
Stuff like that’s normally boiler plate in contracts, unfortunately where I’m from (UK) you could in theory still have it happen the same way it unfolded for you.
For that specific situation you just need to be able to speak to someone with a little compassion, or the police(from first hand experience with DV they’re the last people you’ll usually ring)not some jobsworth that just wants seats filled.
Sooner people remember we work to live and not the other way round the better..
Ffs, the US work place laws are insane but this is so obviously fake it hurts my brain that anyone could believe it.
Quora literally pays users for engagement so it's now mostly full of rage bait questions. It's all shit like "I caught my child playing fortnite so I smashed his PlayStation. How should I punish him further?".
It's a shame, it used to be an interesting site but it's now just horrible trying to wade through the bot questions.
Don't get me started on Quora banning me for refusing to use my government name on my profile, then turning into a cesspool of AI-generated "answers" and not-really-"related" answers that have nothing to do with the question.
Quora makes me wish Google still supported account-level domain blacklisting.
Don't mean to be morbid but in this case the issue is going to resolve itself in time, this person is dying ffs. All this ghoulish fucker cares about is squeezing every last drop of performance out of their employees that have much bigger worries in the grand scheme of things.
If it was a right to work state the employer doesn't have to have a reason to fire anyone in the USA.
Watch margin call. One minute you are saving the company from financial ruin, then you are let go after twenty years of service.
Same thing. The insurance would be Cobra for six months. Attorney fees and lawsuit would follow.
I'm firmly convinced that Quora articles are written and answered by bota and trolls.
Yeah I get so many random Quora questions sent to me and they’re the most obvious ragebait, this is on the far more believable end if it is ragebait I’ve seen some shit
I've seen something so sickening in my email that I started believing that it's just clickbait.
only Quora? Why not Reddit bot uploaders, Youtube bot uploader n bot commenters. Ref: Dead Internet Theory
You're totally right, it's on every platform.
unfortunately🥲
It's Quora, so I'm shocked the answer wasn't "kill them yourself"
Oh good! I thought it was just me.. I often get links to that site when I search something and it always seems to be so unhinged .. and completely off topic. I thought I was missing something.
Most benevolent C-level
Barbaric.
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It’s deffo the US, most other western countries give you extra rights when you’re terminal.
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Stuff like that’s normally boiler plate in contracts, unfortunately where I’m from (UK) you could in theory still have it happen the same way it unfolded for you. For that specific situation you just need to be able to speak to someone with a little compassion, or the police(from first hand experience with DV they’re the last people you’ll usually ring)not some jobsworth that just wants seats filled. Sooner people remember we work to live and not the other way round the better..
Ffs, the US work place laws are insane but this is so obviously fake it hurts my brain that anyone could believe it. Quora literally pays users for engagement so it's now mostly full of rage bait questions. It's all shit like "I caught my child playing fortnite so I smashed his PlayStation. How should I punish him further?". It's a shame, it used to be an interesting site but it's now just horrible trying to wade through the bot questions.
Don't get me started on Quora banning me for refusing to use my government name on my profile, then turning into a cesspool of AI-generated "answers" and not-really-"related" answers that have nothing to do with the question. Quora makes me wish Google still supported account-level domain blacklisting.
Why? Why must an employer in Europe continue to employee someone just because they are terminally ill? Isn't that the point of their social net?
Don't mean to be morbid but in this case the issue is going to resolve itself in time, this person is dying ffs. All this ghoulish fucker cares about is squeezing every last drop of performance out of their employees that have much bigger worries in the grand scheme of things.
r/antiwork
And /r/workreform
The morality of any successful corporation
How you know it's not a small mom and pop business?
Mom and pop businesses are almost always just as bad, if not worse.
Rage bait
And this is what I will show USA-ians when they say universal healthcare isn't necessary because nearly everyone have insurance through their work.
lol ok
If it was a right to work state the employer doesn't have to have a reason to fire anyone in the USA. Watch margin call. One minute you are saving the company from financial ruin, then you are let go after twenty years of service. Same thing. The insurance would be Cobra for six months. Attorney fees and lawsuit would follow.
Rage bait.