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No, the poster is "overemployed". That's when people commit fraud against their employers by accepting multiple concurrent full time salaried positions and the
by nullc 2y ago
No, the poster is "overemployed". That's when people commit fraud against their employers by accepting multiple concurrent full time salaried positions and then phoning in their jobs until they're fired or the employer folds.
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- logicalmonster 2y agoIf the person is able to complete the job, it's not necessarily fraud.
- redrove 2y agoYes, that’s right! Good wage slave, here’s your pizza and happy Friday.