/----/ Deadbrain, that word salad makes no sense even by your low standards.
/----/ "Some posters on here who don't actually think workers deserve any rights"
If you support hire and fire and zero hours contracts that speaks for itself, a few years ago P&O a ferry company i had used many times over the years sacked all it's workers by text and offered them new contracts at far worse conditions, some of those workers had worked for the company for thirty years and were treated like trash, i never used that company again, i used to get the ferry from Hull to Rotterdam just a two hour drive from my home, any other trips to the Netherlands i made were from Harwich in the South of England.
/----/ "If you support hire and fire and zero hours contracts that speaks for itself,"
I explained what it means in my post, don't you understand it?
\/---/ Well, hells bells, next time, Deadbrain, try telling the whole story. This company merged with and acquired other companies since 1960 and ended up in the hands of a Dubi company. Of course, along the way, one of the new companies with a mixed bag of employees and would need to have new contracts. What part of that confuses you?
/---/ Hey Tommy, and fake outrage on the Trudeau $30 billion taxes on Canadians?
It doesn't matter if I am a "fan" of them or not. This was the arrangement they took. These are essentially set up to be hobby jobs more so than a serious full-time employment situation. Employers should not be required to pay them for baby sitting their own children, sleeping or sitting around watching TV just because the workers decide they want to claim they are available 24/7 but are under no obligation to do a single trip.
I think there is an ingrained attitude in the US wherby whats good for the boss is goof for everyone. Its victorian servility on steroids.
Indeed Thatcher imported that toxic ideology and yet many of the herd bought into it even though it damaged them, there is no accounting for the capacity of the herd for down right stupidity.
Try paying a mortgage or making any plans a week in advance on those rules, or even getting a mortgage lenders won't give a mortgage to someone who can't show what wage they will earn from one week to another.
It's just that pesky mass layoffs and inflation and rising gas prices that get in the way of that idea, nice try though.
I think he means what he says, that the majority in the United States have been indoctrinated (by republicans and democrats alike) to unquestioningly accept the thesis that private capitalism ultimately benefits everyone.
/—-/ Deadbrain is offended at the insult of getting a job.
Mass layoffs? Where?
