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Rinzler89
2y ago
This isn't America. AK won't help you sue based on suspicions of discriminations if you don't bring written evidence that makes it a slam dunk case. And the court isn't biased towards the employee like the US jury.
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>Sounds like you made some experiences with the wrong people. This might shock you, but lot of Austrian employers behave like this: Hire and fire. Got sick? So long. This shouldn't be acceptable in an EU country. AK is also usele
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If they don't need to provide a reason for terminating you then you also can't have a case for discrimination even if that were to happen since no employer is gonna tell you "yeah, we're firing you behause you're to
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2y ago
How so? Wages are still lower than in Germany, Belgium, Sweden or Netherlands where it's difficult to dismiss someone without proper cause and a long process. Where are the benefits for Austrian workers for this lack of protection agai
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I think you're mixing up firing and dismissing. You need a reason to fire someone but firing means no notice period and no unemployment benefits, but you don't need a reason to dismiss someone with notice, which is relatively uniq
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My 2 cents.
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>The notice period is 6 weeks at minimum by law and often negotiated to be 3 months The issue is being able to let go of workers for no reason, not the notice period itself, which BTW, every EU country has, Austria is nothing special
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>The city somehow managed to find an identity on its own that somehow makes it work. It's not "somehow" by magic. The explanation is that as a neutral country between NATO and the former Iron Curtain, it was a middle-man
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>The employment law is exemplary good. Taht's not true at all. Employers can lay off workers for no reason at all at any time without paying any severance (unless you have a unio that can negotiate a better deal). Just hand them t
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Wealth inequality in Europe is seldom discussed unfortunately. Everyone focuses on income inequality to demonize well earners and justify taxing them more to pay for the mistakes of politicians and the sinking welfare system, but ignores al
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2y ago
Based
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>a large GitHub repo I feel like in SW, impact and quality should be a lot more valuable than quantity of repos/apps you write. A few lines of code that fix a Gnome/KDE/$BIG_FOSS_PROJECT bug would be a lot more valuable
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Yeah that's why I called Netanyahus actions fascist.
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2y ago
Great at excluding snowflakes which is what you want in those dangerous professions. If you get pissy that someone called you ginger, you're clearly not cut for any demanding and dangerous job. Better stay in your sanitized white colla
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>For Europe, yet again Switzerland is doing stuff 1000x better than rest of the continent. Well, being the continent's money vault and avoiding two world wars while the whole continent ravaged itself twice, tends to make a huge di
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2y ago
I wasn't talking about California but in general.
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>it's the everyday circumstances that arise when liberals are done running a place into the ground. Not just running the place into the ground, but also actively lecturing people how everything is fine and how it's their perc
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I don't have the feeling it's being moderated at all at the curent time. Plenty of comments calling out Trump voters as Nazi, bigots, fascists and misogynists here are not flagged/removed while other comments explaining why d
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>Trump was very favorable to Israel and has a Jewish daughter. Not typical fascist behavior So because Israel is involved in something means that something can't be fascist? What about the fascist things Netanyahu is doing with Is
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2y ago
That's why Kamala lost: they called supporters of the other camp racist and misogynists like you're doing right now instead of discussing and listening to their grievances. Shitting on your voter base is no way to win sympathy.
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>Man, I'm really sick of the robotic culture of tech. It's such a stuffy bummer. HN is like this too unfortunately. Anything slightly out of the high brow sanitized tech groupthink gets downvoted or flagged even if it doesn&#
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>but that doesn't work if the people are being misled about the cause of the problems they are facing. Who says people are being mislead? You? Isn't it how democracy should work? If Mainstream politicians refuse to listen to
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You still haven't answered when is the recovery coming, and to which point in time it will recover at.
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>It's not acceptable to make fun of people for being skinny, ginger, shy, black, white, female, or any other things that the in group considers non-standard for whatever weird reasons. How about let people say and do whatever they
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>morally we absolutely are obliged to give them shelter. We'll have to agree to disagree. >most of the germans who are homeless failed to take advantage of available support to get it What if the system is poorly designed get
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How so? Would you care to exemplify? I see a lot more unicorns in Sweden than Germany.
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>refugees seeking shelter I'm not legally nor morally obliged to provide them shelter, not do I wish to with my tax money. "No taxation without representation." It should be the voters' choice what to do with their
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"It's very easy to buy something in Munich. Just inherit." /s
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> It’s a country of dragons hoarding wealth. So true and applies to every EU member state. It's why the EU is not the US, and can never be like the US and compete against the US, even if all things were equal like labor laws and s
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>and exactly where should these refugees have gone to instead? I don't know and I don't care since it's not a problem I created and I don't want my taxe Euros to be used on global charity, I want them used on the lo
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