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In reply to the discussion: I've been working at a new job for 9 weeks and tonight [View all]Skip Intro
(19,768 posts)19. Possible they were let go for some type of infraction?
Some type of rule-breaking that would justify the firings?
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The day this country goes to a single payer plan that will be the day this country will move
southernyankeebelle
Jul 2012
#52
I'd bet they were fired to sweeten the bottom line. For a sale, or a loan, or something. nt
Nay
Jul 2012
#29
Oh, puh-leeze. I'll see your anecdotes and raise you the two times I've been
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#39
My latest was in 2010. Previous was 2004. In both cases, was not even allowed to say
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#45
I'm still unemployed after some 20 months. I've made a bunch of bad
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#54
The building where my condo is located has seen values of its units drop by some 65% from the
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#64
Oh, I definitely don't blame my wife. She's an artist and doesn't work
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#68
Consider yourself lucky that you seem to have worked for humane employers. Me, not so much. But I
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#63
A jail medical department is probably run on a quasi-military style of management
FarCenter
Jul 2012
#31
That's the fundamental problem with using seniority as the basis for pay and benefits
FarCenter
Jul 2012
#42
Staying in the same job at the same organization for over 10 years isn't loyalty, it's inertia.
FarCenter
Jul 2012
#62
Go back to England if you can. Before it too is finished. Headed in that direction, is it not?
SammyWinstonJack
Jul 2012
#43
Mandatory private health insurance will solve this problem. For-profit care is the law! nt
Romulox
Jul 2012
#38
I can't believe what has happened within nursing/ the healthcare industry
etherealtruth
Jul 2012
#49