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Danaru posted:Anyone hear any news about that 2500 a month top up for essential workers? The site just says more details will follow. Some workplaces involved have sent out vague "this is coming! we don't know what it's gonna be like or when so please don't quit" messages, glad I could help (they're going to gently caress it up somehow)
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MonsieurChoc posted:Can't wait for the students money. Is there a different site for it? needs to pass parliament first
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Harold Stassen has issued a correction as of 04:53 on Jun 20, 2021 |
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Re firing with/without cause - I once sat next to my boss (who was a good boss, I'll add) as he dealt with a call from EI regarding a recently departed cook - "No, I put in 'fired with cause' because he was stealing from me. Yeah, stealing from me. I caught him in the act of taking things to his car and fired him on the spot. Ok, thanks." It was that easy. In this case it was true.
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:Wow nice stolen valour there bud. It’s actually Sargent Sundae (because the original location was on Sargent Ave)
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Harold Stassen has issued a correction as of 04:53 on Jun 20, 2021 |
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Fried Watermelon posted:*salutes you* Mmmm nothing like a nice refreshing sundae after a hard night of taking natives on starlight tours
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:14 |
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Lol a bunch of people tried to start a support are cops thing here in NS because that one cop was killed in the shooting, but it was way overshadowed by news that the RCMP knew the shooter's location well enough to tell the fire department not to respond to a house fire the shooter started, but then also did literally nothing for four hours while the shooter hunted down and killed unsuspecting people. there was news of American dual citizens getting alerts of the shooting because the RCMP informed the american embassy before they informed the loving people they're supposed to be protecting. We have the Alert infrastructure and the one time they dont use it is while a shooter is massacring people. Meanwhile people are calling 911 and being told the police/fire department were on the way while whoops nope And it loving sucks that the one cop that gave enough of a poo poo about people to do her job was rewarded by getting shot because none of the other cops showed up to help her or anyone else. God loving I'm mad
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:23 |
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Danaru posted:Lol a bunch of people tried to start a support are cops thing here in NS because that one cop was killed in the shooting, but it was way overshadowed by news that the RCMP knew the shooter's location well enough to tell the fire department not to respond to a house fire the shooter started, but then also did literally nothing for four hours while the shooter hunted down and killed unsuspecting people. there was news of American dual citizens getting alerts of the shooting because the RCMP informed the american embassy before they informed the loving people they're supposed to be protecting. We have the Alert infrastructure and the one time they dont use it is while a shooter is massacring people. Meanwhile people are calling 911 and being told the police/fire department were on the way while whoops nope holy poo poo. And of course, nobody will hear of this and there will be zero consequences for these scumbags who sat on their thumbs while people died.
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:28 |
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RCMP is gonna get away with not answering a lot of important questions about this incident, since everyone is still freaking out about coronavirus too much to realize wtf even happened with it. Most people will just see AR-15s made prohibited and think justice is served and violence is now solved.
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:33 |
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Fashionable Jorts posted:zero consequences for these scumbags who sat on their thumbs while people died. Actually I think you'll find these heroes will be getting medals and orders of canada
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:35 |
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Honestly it might have been more than four hours, I got that from an interview with the brother of a victim. He said his brother went out to investigate a burning house to see if he could help, and later the guy went out to see what was taking his brother so long. Guy comes across his dead brother and hears a gunshot whizz past him so he bolts into the woods and hides in the underbrush and calls 911. Dude said he could see the shooter's flashlight as the shooter was hunting him down, but eventually gave up. Buddy waited in the woods for four hours expecting the police or fire department to show up any second, and just nothing. He didnt say how long it took the cops to actually show up after that. God knows how many lives would have been saved by a simple "lock your doors and stay inside" alert There was also apparently an incident where two RCMP drove up, got out, and unloaded their mags on a fire department that wasnt even in the area the shooter was at? like this whole thing is such a gently caress up on an astonishing level
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:37 |
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Don't worry, the police in every major city will have another military funeral parade going through downtown areas again to remind the proles who's still in charge
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:40 |
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Another Bill posted:Actually I think you'll find these heroes will be getting medals and orders of canada im annoyed at how right you are
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:41 |
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Fried Watermelon posted:Don't worry, the police in every major city will have another military funeral parade going through downtown areas again to remind the proles who's still in charge The Czapnik parade-and-funeral was actually very good, except for the part about the RCMP showing up to it. Bit of an odd choice, considering the well-liked guy we were mourning was killed by one of the many gravel road cops who'd been tormented into insanity by his own colleagues and then set loose on the rest of the world. Well and the part about how his kids had to publicly mourn on a literal stage. Not that they weren't fantastic speakers, but still holy poo poo why would you put them through that?
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flakeloaf posted:The Czapnik parade-and-funeral was actually very good, except for the part about the RCMP showing up to it. Bit of an odd choice, considering the well-liked guy we were mourning was killed by one of the many gravel road cops who'd been tormented into insanity by his own colleagues and then set loose on the rest of the world. That was another weird one. The official story iirc was that Czapnik was sitting in his cop car in the hospital parking lot when an ex-RCMP stabbed him to death unprovoked. I mean, what?
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Danaru posted:Dude said he could see the shooter's flashlight as the shooter was hunting him down, but eventually gave up. This is horrifying, rip that dude's pants
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 17:59 |
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Meanwhile in Quebec “Pandemic of unwanted jobs” “But if Trudeau pays the students to do nothing who will pick the crops for pocket change??”
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 18:00 |
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Danaru posted:Lol a bunch of people tried to start a support are cops thing here in NS because that one cop was killed in the shooting, but it was way overshadowed by news that the RCMP knew the shooter's location well enough to tell the fire department not to respond to a house fire the shooter started, but then also did literally nothing for four hours while the shooter hunted down and killed unsuspecting people. there was news of American dual citizens getting alerts of the shooting because the RCMP informed the american embassy before they informed the loving people they're supposed to be protecting. We have the Alert infrastructure and the one time they dont use it is while a shooter is massacring people. Meanwhile people are calling 911 and being told the police/fire department were on the way while whoops nope I am mad and sad at the same time. Smad.
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Another Bill posted:That was another weird one. The official story iirc was that Czapnik was sitting in his cop car in the hospital parking lot when an ex-RCMP stabbed him to death unprovoked. Turns out my recollection isn't any clearer, because the guy was profoundly hosed up in ways that should've made him incompatible with liberty, much less authority, long before he got a badge. He was in poo poo with supervisors, they clearly did nothing to help, then finally he snapped.. um.. snappeder and opted for suicide-by-cop by killing a total stranger from another organization
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 18:10 |
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gently caress the police
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Glad to see all the posters decrying the slander of Canada's bravest police come back to apologize for being wrong.
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 21:28 |
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I honestly stayed the gently caress away from all the news about the gunman (my mental health can only take so much) but I had an inkling someone hosed up when a few friends on Facebook who are...gulp...RCMP were tripping over themselves to show why no, what the cops did was right and the time they didn't say anything was normal and hey how are you going to know? Can't incite panic It set off my bullshit alarm and hmmm yeah sounds about right
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half cocaine posted:Glad to see all the posters decrying the slander of Canada's bravest police come back to apologize for being wrong. i'm p. sure people were saying it was ghoulish to jack off over dead cops while the gunman was still running around, but whatever. i don't think you're going to find an abundance of thin blue line rcmp stans itt
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 22:24 |
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I don't think we can Monday morning quarterback the rcmp response They are trained to tweet for the center of mass and can't fire "warning alerts" like in the movies
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# ? Apr 28, 2020 23:28 |
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Woo, refused work on the grounds that it is unsafe today! I'm being moved to another department and will be working just enough to cover off my bare minimum expenses. Also found out that we might have cases in store, someone is being tested and we will know in 3 days.
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# ? Apr 29, 2020 01:50 |
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Virtual Russian posted:Woo, refused work on the grounds that it is unsafe today! I'm being moved to another department and will be working just enough to cover off my bare minimum expenses. Also found out that we might have cases in store, someone is being tested and we will know in 3 days. glad to hear the first part but the second part sucks rear end and I hope it’s not true. Several of the Superstores in Calgary seem to have it or have had at least one case
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# ? Apr 29, 2020 03:25 |
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I wonder if you could justifiably refuse to work during business hours due to exposure to dumbshit customers and just cruise through the pandemic on nights, why are stores even open to the public? reroute employees to filling orders, allow customers to place orders at the front door to someone in a loving moon suit and then just shotput their groceries into the parking lot
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# ? Apr 29, 2020 06:57 |
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the grocery store experience is designed to cause people to buy things they did not intend to buy. it would hurt profits if everything operated in a reasonable not manipulative manner
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# ? Apr 29, 2020 07:02 |
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blatman posted:I wonder if you could justifiably refuse to work during business hours due to exposure to dumbshit customers and just cruise through the pandemic on nights, why are stores even open to the public? reroute employees to filling orders, allow customers to place orders at the front door to someone in a loving moon suit and then just shotput their groceries into the parking lot This is what I've been doing actually but the assholes keep pushing to stay open later
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blatman posted:I wonder if you could justifiably refuse to work during business hours due to exposure to dumbshit customers and just cruise through the pandemic on nights, why are stores even open to the public? reroute employees to filling orders, allow customers to place orders at the front door to someone in a loving moon suit and then just shotput their groceries into the parking lot you can legally refuse unsafe work in Ontario. i imagine the definition of "unsafe" would have to be determined in a court of law, after someone gets fired for refusing to show up at Wal-Mart cashier job
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Rutibex posted:you can legally refuse unsafe work in Ontario. i imagine the definition of "unsafe" would have to be determined in a court of law, after someone gets fired for refusing to show up at Wal-Mart cashier job if you get that far, companies will just use stall tactics until the fired employee cant afford legal representation anymore to avoid having anything actually spoken in a court room
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Harold Stassen has issued a correction as of 04:53 on Jun 20, 2021 |
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DariusLikewise posted:if you get that far, companies will just use stall tactics until the fired employee cant afford legal representation anymore to avoid having anything actually spoken in a court room Yeah the Star ran an article about how the Ministry of Labour is dismissing all coronavirus work refusals
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:Nice that the MB PCs jumped the gun last fall on the election that was to be held later this year, which after their handling of the pandemic they would likely lose a lot of support. But since they did it at end of last year, theyll stay til end of 2024, ramming through poo poo austerity and cutting everything even more the deficit
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Virtual Russian posted:Woo, refused work on the grounds that it is unsafe today! I'm being moved to another department and will be working just enough to cover off my bare minimum expenses. Also found out that we might have cases in store, someone is being tested and we will know in 3 days. Sorry you've had to put up with so much BS to help keep ungrateful wretches fed. If you have an email address you don't mind sharing itt, I'll send you a gift certificate for plat.
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Arivia posted:Yeah the Star ran an article about how the Ministry of Labour is dismissing all coronavirus work refusals the ministry of labour exists to protect employers not employees
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# ? Apr 29, 2020 14:39 |
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No COVID-19 bailouts for firms that use tax havens, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says God drat I love minority governments
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I want to like the BQ. I really do.
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Danaru posted:No COVID-19 bailouts for firms that use tax havens, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says drat it's a shame there won't be any covid bailouts
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