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fritz posted:more like two thirds Maybe we can compromise on 3/5?
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Awia posted:p lol you treat half your population like second rate citizens huge, huge lols if you think it's only half the population
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fritz posted:more like two thirds this is true according to the 2010 american census data
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Awia posted:this is true according to the 2010 american census data assuming that white males are the only people not treated like poo poo not corrected for sexuality of white males
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Dec 10, 2014 17:07
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there's plenty of poor white people working in warehouses too
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fritz posted:more like two thirds more like three fifths e gently caress
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Captain Foo posted:more like three fifths 
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Awia posted:assuming that white males are the only people not treated like poo poo wikipedia was looking like about 36% white male, so i rounded down
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Dec 10, 2014 17:12
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ayn rand hand job posted:the average commute last year was about 25 minutes, and only about 8% of the us commutes at least an hour 8% sounds like a lot to me
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As a Millennial I posted:there's plenty of poor white people working in warehouses too yeah but according to yospos its ok because theyre the ones that deserve it
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Dec 10, 2014 17:23
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i briefly dated a girl who commuted two hours each way. she was a teacher, so it's not like more local jobs would be difficult to find.
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Endless Mike posted:i briefly dated a girl who commuted two hours each way. she was a teacher, so it's not like more local jobs would be difficult to find. seniority doesn't transfer very well
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this was no more than a couple years out of college, so she didn't have that much seniority to lose at that point.
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Endless Mike posted:this was no more than a couple years out of college, so she didn't have that much seniority to lose at that point. oh yeah, one of my sister's (high school) teachers commuted like two hours from san antonio every day even if she wanted to avoid inner city schools i think there's enough suburbs in san antonio to cut your commute in 1/4
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ayn rand hand job posted:should you get paid for the time spent commuting to the office you can do whatever you want while commuting, though. it's your time and as long as you're where you need to be at 9am nobody gives a poo poo where you are or what you're doing at 8:50am. maybe you left early and hung out at dunkin donuts or something, your time your call on the other hand, if the boss has you clock out but then prevents you from leaving, forcing you to stick around for an extra mandatory 15 minutes every day for some side task unrelated to your actual job, you should get paid for that time. except the supreme court just poo poo all over that, and their logic is exploitable as hell - anything that isn't an "essential function" of your job falls under this exception
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i mean i guess it depends on what you're teaching, and i *think* she might have been a history teacher, which would complicate things, i suppose, but even still, two hours is a long way for a teaching job
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Main Paineframe posted:you can do whatever you want while commuting, though. it's your time and as long as you're where you need to be at 9am nobody gives a poo poo where you are or what you're doing at 8:50am. maybe you left early and hung out at dunkin donuts or something, your time your call i assume in america you already gotta clock in only after youve put on your uniform, unlocked the front door etc, and clock out as the first thing when shift ends
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Snapchat A Titty posted:i assume in america you already gotta clock in only after youve put on your uniform, unlocked the front door etc, and clock out as the first thing when shift ends uhh, yeah
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PuTTY riot posted:uhh, yeah lol
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Snapchat A Titty posted:just get sammy jankis to handle your insulin :rolleys: don't believe his lies!
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Snapchat A Titty posted:i assume in america you already gotta clock in only after youve put on your uniform, unlocked the front door etc, and clock out as the first thing when shift ends i worked as a lifeguard as a teenager and after a year and a half got a new manager. first thing new manager did was essentially this policy which didn't even make that big of a difference in any of our paychecks we were only doing it because it was more convenient. i did the numbers and found out this was only saving him a few hundred dollars a year and this was for a massive athletic club with thousands of members paying ~$200 a month for membership. i quit soon after and got a sales job selling big screen tvs on commission while they were still insane-priced and lived like a baller my senior year 
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PuTTY riot posted:uhh, yeah Awia posted:lol
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Snapchat A Titty posted:i assume in america you already gotta clock in only after youve put on your uniform, unlocked the front door etc, and clock out as the first thing when shift ends depends on who you ask. lower courts and the department of labor usually rule that employees have to be paid for that time - big-name companies like Hilton and Farmers Insurance have lost million-dollar lawsuits over the past few years due to not letting people clock in till they've booted up their PCs, reviewed their email, and opened up all the programs they're expected to use. but supreme court rulings override basically everything else so hourly shitjob-havers just got hosed in the rear end
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Main Paineframe posted:you can do whatever you want while commuting, though. it's your time and as long as you're where you need to be at 9am nobody gives a poo poo where you are or what you're doing at 8:50am. maybe you left early and hung out at dunkin donuts or something, your time your call i still don't really understand i guess. if it's not an essential function of your job to do this extra 15 minute thing, then how can it be mandatory? i know the real reason ofc so this is really a hypothetical question
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Fun facts: my wife is escorted by management out the door as soon as she is clocked out and searched (yep). Not allowed to wait for her ride inside the store. which owns when i've got the car and am running a couple mins late. I havent been up in the retail industry at all in like 15 years, it's scary now 
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lol this country treats its employees like criminals now
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lol if you expect congress to pass labor laws that protect labor bigger lol if you expect the courts to rule in favor of labor over management dehumanize, etc
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carry on then posted:lol this country treats its employees like criminals
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idk if you've ever met labor but its terrible.
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Shaggar posted:idk if you've ever met labor but its terrible. there is no one here who is not labor, we've just all been fed lies all war is class war
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carry on then posted:lol this country treats its employees like criminals now employees at the walmart jewelry-specific distribution center are not allowed to wear any jewelry, including wedding bands, and are weighed, metal detected and backscattered on the way out the door
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jfc. who the gently caress agrees to get irradiated for minimum wage?
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Jonny 290 posted:employees at the walmart jewelry-specific distribution center are not allowed to wear any jewelry, including wedding bands, and are weighed, metal detected and backscattered on the way out the door jesus loving christ
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infernal machines posted:jfc. who the gently caress agrees to get irradiated for minimum wage?
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lol weighed, like your weight doesn't fluctuate multiple pounds a day and some lovely ring is going to tip the scales
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Jonny 290 posted:employees at the walmart jewelry-specific distribution center are not allowed to wear any jewelry, including wedding bands, and are weighed, metal detected and backscattered on the way out the door is there an article about this somewhere? couldn't find anything by googling
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:lol weighed, like your weight doesn't fluctuate multiple pounds a day and some lovely ring is going to tip the scales probably just a scare tactic, which when you think about it is kinda worse that's how little they think of their employees' intelligence
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Jonny 290 posted:Fun facts: my wife is escorted by management out the door as soon as she is clocked out and searched (yep). Not allowed to wait for her ride inside the store. why
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carry on then posted:is there an article about this somewhere? couldn't find anything by googling The county inspector that came through the new Walmart datacenter in Jane, Missouri had to sign an NDA before they'd let him onsite to inspect the property. When he called their bluff, Walmart execs said they'd be happy to tear the hundreds of millions of dollars facility down and rebuild it on the Arkansas side. He signed the NDA. Walmart is loving good about info control. I doubt the jewelry DC poo poo is publicized much
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She is assumed to be a thief until proven otherwise. All employees are
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