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Perhaps read the first part about the economy being in the toilet right after the recession? How was it my fault that the job market sucked hard for that year?
And btw, once the job market improved later that year, I did get a better job....
Please read again: Do companies have a moral and legal obligation to provide for you?
You don't need to work for anybody but yourself. It IS your fault when the job market sucks and you lose your job.
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Do I look like your baby sitter or your mommy?
Figure it out yourself. Aren't you an adult? Grow up already.
I work for an employer, and making good money, because I don't want the risk or responsibility that comes with being a "business owner".
Get real ffs. Most people are NOT cut out for entrepreneurship. And even then, an entrepreneur would eventually need employees if their business takes off, putting a hole the size of the Titanic in your argument
I work for an employer, and making good money, because I don't want the risk or responsibility that comes with being a "business owner".
Get real ffs. Most people are NOT cut out for entrepreneurship. And even then, an entrepreneur would eventually need employees if their business takes off, putting a hole the size of the Titanic in your argument
If companies do not have any moral and legal obligation to provide for you, how is that in anyway their fault when you lose your job?
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Hopefully the third time is a charm:
Do companies have a moral and legal obligation to provide for you?
What are you even talking about? The companies obligation is to pay their worker.
People need money to live in this country, so by that logic, the company is indirectly obligated to provide for you, by paying you the money you need to acquire necessary goods and services
What are you even talking about? The companies obligation is to pay their worker.
People need money to live in this country, so by that logic, the company is indirectly obligated to provide for you, by paying you the money you need to acquire necessary goods and services
Obligated only if the workers do the work as agreed by both the employer and the employee in the contract.
Of course. I don't blame others for my own failures.
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