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811.
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walshemj
7y ago
"last name" ?? In what way I could see some edge cases, which one where you thinking of ?
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walshemj
7y ago
Good job you postings as AC - other wise your employer would be a lot of peoples "call first" list. Btw that's the PC way of saying blacklisted.
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walshemj
7y ago
No actually in the Eu its pretty much legal - with restrictions. EU law is fairly common across all states so there will be something like the "Masters and Servants" laws that US and UK law has.
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walshemj
7y ago
I suspect in Germany not informing your employer about other jobs would end badly for you
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walshemj
7y ago
This is the point I think the tweeter and a lot of commenters on here miss. In the EU all those laws are part of the statutory employment law /eu directives and not in an individuals contract - so employees don't ever know about
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walshemj
7y ago
Actually its UK law that this descends from and it is only "related" works. If you where a semi pro musician google would not own the rights to your song's for example. And it not copyright they "own" it - I suspect
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walshemj
7y ago
Made for AdSense
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walshemj
7y ago
Just what we need more MFA spam - did you not think even for on second about the ethics of what you are doing.
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walshemj
7y ago
And made worse by the historical treatment of GPO employees accused of theft - the internal security division (with legal powers) was feared. The phone side wasn't as bad but I only found out about it when I read the internal policies
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walshemj
7y ago
But its a trade secrets, breach of contract case. I am surprised Russian law is that pro employee - would wreak havoc for offshoring
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walshemj
7y ago
Sorry "Never give work full rights to everything you make on your own time." is not going to work there is to much precedent in US employment law.
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walshemj
7y ago
Sounds more like trade secrets / breach of contract
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walshemj
7y ago
Not sure I would buy that system administrator's don't write code and writing a webserver which is closely related to a sysads job.
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walshemj
7y ago
You can not just count 401k which has stingy limits, I bet that are more than 650k with >1$m if you count other assets as well as the 401k (excluding your home)
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walshemj
7y ago
So what a $millionaire is not in the super rich or even the rich class - well of middle class yes.
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walshemj
7y ago
Not exactly a 10% buy back is not 100% guaranteed the same return as a 10% dividend - and this Ignores the time value of money.
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walshemj
7y ago
Not really dividends are taxed as income which Is normally higher than capita gains for good reasons. Your basically taking more risk with capital that income to reward you for putting your capital at risk
828.
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walshemj
7y ago
Not sure where you are but in the Uk a lot of nursing jobs are degree level.
829.
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walshemj
7y ago
I think you are more thinking of associate professionals And back in the day the entry requirements for Advanced apprentices where high - more stringent than Nursing or direct entry to a bank
830.
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walshemj
7y ago
Um sorry to play devils advocate ver.di isn't exactly doing a lot in Germany - not that recruiting in tech is easy.
831.
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walshemj
7y ago
Yes its the cohort like me who a generation ago would have gone the vocational route now jump to University.
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walshemj
7y ago
Back when I went into the vocational track in the UK at 18/19 it was 4 years doing day release to get to HNC level - that was specialist thermo fluids for the turbine/ aerospace industry - ironically all but one of us on the cou
833.
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walshemj
7y ago
Your loss - I have found tons of interesting things that I would not have Mike Duncan's revolutions is just one.
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walshemj
7y ago
Not really non US listers especially in the UK find this super creepy
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walshemj
7y ago
Or you get some one like me with uncommon tests I once had 75% of my local hospitals phlebotomist's working out how to do this particular test.
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walshemj
7y ago
I remember in 94 doing an install of an Oracle Forms system we had built - it took 13 or 14 floppy disks to install the multiple oracle products needed. It took two of us 2 days to install it for 5 systems - we also had to set up a server a
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walshemj
7y ago
It varies my first year Computing teacher at high school (15) was very good but she left and a maths teacher took over but by that point I was learning faster from books than he was. But because I was in the lower stream CSE (the exams for
838.
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walshemj
7y ago
Ah the mystery that is cinema websites - they always seem to be so bad. VUE's website in the uk is a complete disaster.
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walshemj
7y ago
A lot of intel was from ULTRA
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walshemj
7y ago
Unusual to hear engineers in the UK has having a splendid life :-)
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