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she had to stay, ok. but why keep working? Jobs can be scarce on an island but maybe you can find something that pays more than zero. Or work remote. Or just ta
by cookieswumchorr 5y ago
she had to stay, ok. but why keep working? Jobs can be scarce on an island but maybe you can find something that pays more than zero. Or work remote. Or just take vacation if you have some reserve
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- JoeAltmaier 5y agoThe recommendation, remember? The research? She was a PhD student.
- dasudasu 5y agoEmployers can pull the "non recommendation" thing anywhere under any circumstance. Why would this occurrence be at all special? That’s like saying they got mugged by someone, don’t go there.
- Kluny 5y agoI think you can get a job in most fields fairly easily without references if your resume is good. I don't think it's possible to get a job without references in academia.
- JoeAltmaier 5y agoThe boat - she was trapped. Elsewhere you can find another position, move, change schools, something.
- gruez 5y agoSounds like it's more of a problem with phd students than with Falkland islands.
- Workaccount2 5y agoTechnically, just to be that guy, she worked all the extra time and was compensated for it with a recommendation.
- ctvo 5y agoTechnically, just to be that guy, many slaves worked all the extra time and was compensated with eventual freedom.
- midev 5y agoThat would be fine if that was the initial offer. But it wasn't. It was a bait and switch. It wasn't until she was trapped that they pulled her pay. That's criminal, and it's worrying you're justifying it under an account named "Workaccount2"