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No. No, they don’t. It’s the law. This is dumbest propaganda piece I’ve read in some time.
by mdekkers 3y ago
No. No, they don’t. It’s the law.
This is dumbest propaganda piece I’ve read in some time.
- Arnt 3y agoWell, some jurisdictions do allow employers to write a letter saying "NN is a key employee and necessary for our continued production of vitally important shampoo" or words to that effect.
- mdekkers 3y ago> Well, some jurisdictions do allow employers to write a letter. This Russia, so whilst they are allowed to write a letter like that, it is highly unlikely to be taken into account. The only that would make a difference would be if the director knows someone somewhere and wants to spend the political capital required to keep that person out of the army.