Phoenix employers - not pro worker

[movin'on]

Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948

employers are not pro worker. unions are.

And the reason Unions came into being was due to employer abuse. Sort of like where we are trending to right now. God willing, on Wednesday morning, a new dawn will occur. But that's for another thread

However, at least "this one" will be pro little guy.

[garisonthebull]

Originally Posted by garisonthebull

So the State has no responsability to the abused child? What about the state just abandoning the child whos parents are in prison? How about the state offer no counceling or protection for the molested child?

You know your right! I could save about $9.35 a year on taxes if CPS did not exhist at all. Wouldn't that be great if we could all save a few bucks and many victimized children were just forgoton?

That was histories dumbest phrase!

Originally Posted by Greatday

You are right - there are abused kids (and adults) out there. No question. AND, there needs to be the ability to intercede.

BUT, how often has CPS blown things out of proportion - taken kids when there is, in fact, no abuse. Forced families into bankruptcy trying to get their kids back when there is no crime - no abuse.

Tell you what - If CPS will repay the costs of hiring lawyers to defend the innocent parents - then maybe - just maybe - I will look at CPS a little different -

How about you?

I myself have had CPS come into my home because I had a puppy poo on the floor and a neighbor seen it while borowing milk. Yes they do Blow things out of proportion but privatising them will not help matters. Having the goverment disregard the matter is also a bad idea.

Yes you are right and I will admit to it CPS causes family crisis from time to time. Just as their are casualties in war from time to time.

[Greatday]

Right to work states, such as Arizona, will remain the same regardless of who is elected.

[movin'on]

Originally Posted by garisonthebull

I myself have had CPS come into my home because I had a puppy poo on the floor and a neighbor seen it while borowing milk. Yes they do Blow things out of proportion but privatising them will not help matters. Having the goverment disregard the matter is also a bad idea.

Yes you are right and I will admit to it CPS causes family crisis from time to time. Just as their are casualties in war from time to time.

Well, this is true, which is why I refrained from mentioning the downside of CPS before. I came across a site called "fightcps dot com" or org. and read some interesting stuff.

CPS CAN ruin lives. It's true. However, CPS can also SAVE lives. Thing is, CPS would not be better served by being privatized. If anyone takes the time to go on that site you will see that there are people who believe CPS SELLS KIDS for profit.

Much better to have it under the state's control, all in all.

[garisonthebull]

Exactly Movin on you rock.

[movin'on]

Originally Posted by garisonthebull

Exactly Movin on you rock.

Well, thank you. You too I have two Shih tzu puppies right now who are not house-trained and Good Lord, CPS would cite me for sure. However, I don't have children, but still...they are puppies! They will do their business and I just clean up!

[texdav]

If you really have a advanced degree that is worth anyything ;I can't figure out why your looking at a part time position at all. Or why your stuck in what you call a crummy job.My guess is the degree is advanced but of limited opportunity.

[movin'on]

Originally Posted by texdav

If you really have a advanced degree that is worth anyything ;I can't figure out why your looking at a part time position at all. Or why your stuck in what you call a crummy job.My guess is the degree is advanced but of limited opportunity.

No, it's an MBA. Now, if you consider that of limited opportunity...plus, I am bilingual.

See, some of us, at some point in our life question if we can help others. This does NOT apply to you. Oh, plus, I have money. Part-time is fine with me. I just want the benefits. If we ever get universal health care, I am SO out of the work force. Which is NOT to say I won't continue to volunteer, which I have done plenty of.

[nebulous1]

Originally Posted by YAZ

It seems that employers terminate folks here on a whimsical basis. Where I come from, it's a serious decision with a thought process involved.

I look at it like this:

I'm free to go wherever & whenever I please.

It helps.

Oh, okay, there are so many jobs to go to...not.