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Not all companies give out payroll data. Better to learn now if finance/HR doesn't protect their employees and to decline the offer. Lack of qualified applicants ... or people have had enough. I do not consent.
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I wonder if security of the payroll data lookup is even worse than the credit report website. A 'freeze' may be worthless if the data leaks are large. And a person making $18/hour to do child support case management may inter
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The credit bureaus are moving in to work/payroll verification by hoovering payroll data that US companies voluntarily give to them. They sell access to data to people verifying income for loan application, and law offices, and child su
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Yes. What do you think of this rephrasing? Product packaging is part of commerce, which is regulated. Firms voluntarily engage in commerce. Cease updates of a canary is doing nothing.
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CDC debunked the idea that covid shots slow transmission. Viral load is the same. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7031e2.htm More readable analysis by Johns Hopkins said, "vaccinated people
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> Workers need to stop giving corporation access to their credit card. I haven't experienced that, though I presume you have. First full time job I had a biz amex. Last full time job was a biz visa. Both with my name on card and nei
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Even if you file USSC appeal via petition for certiorari, they get to choose if they want to hear it. The State SCs I have researched are the same; they choose if they want to hear the case. If they decide to not hear it, the cert is denied
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> taking down a warrant canary The canaries are set up so whoever has the website stops the updating. Nothing is taken down. Nothing is updated.
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Product packaging is commercial commerce, which is regulated. Firms voluntarily engage in regulated commerce. Cease updates of a canary is doing nothing.
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> some datasets are restricted acces. That does not impress me. China and North Korea will get it.
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> you will probably see the size of the fleets increase This is already happening with municipal bus and school bus fleets. The bus count is over-provisioned to allow for the longer electric 'refueling' times. As fleet managers
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Rather than running excess weight on roads, they could also deploy the shovel ready solution of liquid fuel and internal combustion engines.
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> Having to pay for a "title search" or "title insurance" is bonkers It is over-priced for the effort. This is a lender requirement, so if you pay cash or cattle there is no requirement to do this check.
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> now the question of qualified immunity while off-duty becomes a question. I am curious if there is case law to support your theory. It would be hilarious to read about a city or county attorney trying to file a motion to dismiss, when
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> We need national solutions to these issues You lost me there. Let's not spread the problems of Portland and SF to the other States where you can still escape.
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Fourth, if private security violates your rights you can sue. When government violates your rights they typically get the case dismissed due to 'qualified immunity' which USSC made up in 1970s.
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For those who collect a percentage skim on all transctions, their economy is great. Higher prices bring more tax revenue for the skimmers.
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Hmmm so banks offered a choice to be a forex speculator, and some took the lower interest rate bait. The risk is dramatic forex moves which make it near impossible to make payments.
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I would be surprised to find this in suburbs, though Boulder might fit. Some wfh people have easily found it in resort mountain towns in USA, which have similarities to European resort mountain towns (outdoor activities, walkable, size cons
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AMS-PAR is a good example of when to take the train. Yet I wouldn't know how to begin to book a comparable train alternative in USA for say LAX-SFO or CLE-PIT.
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I suspect part of the reason he will plead to a middling sentence is because those in power don't want money laundering and political donations thoroughly exposed in court.
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The other carriers made it through this high volume period. Do they have better programmers?
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> they would much rather respond to five false alarms than be too late for a real one. Not in my experience. False calls are a nuisance and inappropriately waste resources. Many municipalties require yearly application with fee for autom
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Right, there was no friction for 9/11 persons who boarded the planes. They simply walked on. More surveillance and recording of location of lawful persons does not help security. This is a slowly tightening prison blanket. > securit
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That apparently depends on pharmacy, as I had a friend pick up pain meds for me after a surgery.
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A couple decades of weather variation is not exceptional, though some will disagree with me when their bonus is yearly. I recall it was cold in Texas last winter. Weather is seasonal and varies. I wonder if board of directors will compare p
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Great write-up. This applies to other industries such as dealerships with parts and service and various purchase plans. The software sucks for everyone except finance/accounting and that office is beside the Pres's office and ther
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Central bank zero interest rates decimated pension and annuity earnings.
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> No amount of bonuses will immediately staff up an entire terminal That is right and thus I would engage line management to figure out business continuity. > in the face of a massive snowstorm. It is winter. The storm was tough but n
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> I wonder how you could ever prepare for that? Management could consider how pay and performance programs can help ensure business continuity. HR and MBA xls wizards don't understand how to manage for business longevity.
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