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by random-human 4y ago
> "Every toxic workplace I’ve been in was usually the result of bad executive leadership, and this was no different." > "...were central to our struggles and the toxicity of the environment. ... two experts in their fie
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by random-human 4y ago
Employers can require a return-to-work note from the doctor. If that doctor involuntary committed her and suggested she quit, there is a good chance the doctor may hold on to that note for a bit as well. If something like this is what happe
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by random-human 4y ago
> Over time I slowly lost my mind and short term memory, to the point that some days ... Added the first part of the sentence missing from your example. Prolonged exposure to an unhealthy stressed environment can create physical changes
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by random-human 4y ago
The no exceptions clauses includes no exceptions for either rape or incest. > The real choice was months earlier. That is a large blanket assumption. Condom breakage, having a specific gene which makes female birth control very unreliabl
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by random-human 4y ago
Not only is it insightful, but one that can be actively watched play out in the US with the 50-ish years morality war turning to a war for state voting control and supreme court power to overturn Roe. Watch as states try to out do each othe
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by random-human 4y ago
A bit surprised they haven't found a way to exploit the crypto/NFT crowd yet. Or have they?
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by random-human 4y ago
You may like blue carbon steel pans. I tried lodge cast iron and while I like them, I thought they were too much work - mostly the weight (female who doesn't shy away from lifting real weights at the gym, but cast iron is not user frie
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by random-human 4y ago
Sure, if we want to philosophize about it, and I agree with it - but that's not going to help people get $25/hr. It needs a practical solution, forcing it when so many people will feel slighted wont help. What use would the hospit
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by random-human 4y ago
> Raising minimum wage while leaving other wages untouched accomplishes that. Not sure I see how that is going to get a lot of support. A number of years ago when the talk was $15/hr, a friend of mine was livid whenever talking abou
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by random-human 4y ago
> I wouldn't call WoW the first that defined it, or even the first wildly successful one that did > Then again, maybe there's something very different than WoW and EverQuest that I'm not aware of? Agreed that WoW did no
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by random-human 4y ago
> Maybe I’m looking back with rose-colored glasses but I remember Visual Basic being intuitive and approachable for beginners I think those are indeed some heavily tinted glasses. I got a job programming out of HS but took night classes
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by random-human 5y ago
>I had an injury several years ago which effectively destroyed many of my teeth, and ended up more than $15,000 into debt over it. I couldn’t make my payments on time for probably a couple years, and even though I finally managed to pay
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by random-human 5y ago
or support/supportive people around them - at best. Instead, there are a lot of people who dont want to see others do better than them. From personal experience, directly & indirectly, some of the closest people that we are taught