chrisbaker98

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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
How did you find it out? Were you able to unambiguously prove that they were doing it?
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
There's another site on this topic, Overemployed.com, which looks much more legit. They have an active Discord server. In fact, I just took a peek inside that Discord server and I see several people bragging about fraudulently working
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
My contract says that I'm expected to work Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm with a one hour lunch break (so 40 hours) but it also has some vague, ambiguous language about "occasionally" working "additional hours" as busi
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
Well now we're just arguing semantics, but here's Dictionary.com's definition of fraud: "deceit, trickery, sharp practice, or breach of confidence, perpetrated for profit or to gain some unfair or dishonest advantage.&qu
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
> My contract says absolutely nothing about the amount of time, times of arrival & departure, or anything else of the sort. Where do you live? Is that common where you are? In my experience, my contracts in the UK have always had som
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
Really?
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
My current contract contains this clause: "You agree not to work for anyone else while you are employed by [company name], other than by prior agreement with the Company." I signed that contract. If I was working another job witho
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
> You agree not to work for anyone else while you are employed by [company name], other than by prior agreement with the Company. That's a clause in my current contract. Is it ethical to break it?
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
> And the reason it is being called fraud is because he is probably misrepresenting his circumstances The reason it's being called fraud is because it is fraud. How could it not be? Every full-time contract I've ever had had
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
> "Greater London Area", although that term is of course steeped in politics. Is it? What's politicised about this term? "Greater London" and "Greater London area" have pretty clear definitions; I'
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
Haha this was amazing.
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
> YGGFSS What does this mean?
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by chrisbaker98 4y ago
Anecdotal, but I haven't noticed this in the UK. Pretty much everything I order from Amazon still arrives within 24 hours, and I live in the countryside (albeit in the southeast so still not far from London.) OTOH I still notice the pr
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by chrisbaker98 6y ago
Stick the link into archive.is and paywalls are trivial to circumvent.
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by chrisbaker98 6y ago
Something involving NFTs, I guess.