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originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: Trillium
Resignations are all well and good but all these people are going into very cushy sometimes multimillion-dollar no show jobs at multinational corporations.
Same old revolving door hardly what I would call bringing the pain
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Nov 21 2019 17:00:19 (EST)
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: Trillium
Resignations are all well and good but all these people are going into very cushy sometimes multimillion-dollar no show jobs at multinational corporations.
Same old revolving door hardly what I would call bringing the pain
Resignations excite q more than us apparently.
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: Trillium
Resignations are all well and good but all these people are going into very cushy sometimes multimillion-dollar no show jobs at multinational corporations.
Same old revolving door hardly what I would call bringing the pain
Resignations excite q more than us apparently.
If we knew the reasons why they were resigning.... details, it might be more interesting. Maybe that comes later.
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French union activists cut electricity to nearly 100,000 homes or offices. Eiffel Tower staff walked off the job. Even Paris opera workers joined in Tuesday’s nationwide protests across France, singing an aria of anger as workers rallied against the government’s plan to raise the retirement age to 64.
Hospital workers in scrubs, Air France staff in uniforms, lawyers wearing long black robes — people from across the French workforce joined in the strikes and protests in higher numbers than the last cross-sector walkout last week.
Workers from the hard-left CGT union on Tuesday carried out what they called “targeted” blackouts on electricity networks around Lyon and Bordeaux to call attention to their grievances, and their power.
originally posted by: PokeyJoe
a reply to: carewemust
If they try some underhanded crap like that, I think that would just about be the final nail in the coffin.