Author: Olivia

This might not be a typical post complaining about corporate greed, but I figured that I would ask some of you this. I am going to get my first job soon, and I want to know what places will not treat me like shit and pay me relatively well for a starter job, since you all probably know what places treat everyone like shit.

I’m a Dutch guy with astma and a back disc hernia atm waiting for surgery. I always loved America, I have family and friends living in the west coast and I try to visit as often as I can. I’m in love with San Diego and always wanted to try to immigrate and live and work there. Until I followed this and multiple subreddits about the working and living conditions of Americans. I have a severe case of asthma which means I need to medicatie daily. I pay the minimum for that here in the Netherlands. I also have a hernia for the 2nd time. Both times I’m unable to work for more than 4 hours and being a total of 14 months in sick leave that have been paid in full by my employer. The surgery that I’m getting is not crippling me financially, it’s only costing me about…

Hello everyone, Can you help me find a good excuse to not attend a seminar dinner that is scheduled to finish at 1 am? I need a reason that cannot be questioned. I don't want to spend time with my shitty boss and coworkers who have been annoying me lately + i live far away.

Tax Cuts are some of the most popular welfare programs out there. It helps that unlike other welfare programs, these measures don't get periodically maligned by think tanks and the like. But as noble as tax payers funding the rich sounds. I think we can all agree that means testing are always necessary for some reason. We don't want the wrong types to be getting a benefit. According to theorists, the intention of Tax Cuts is that we want the economics to 'trickle down' so how about we add means testing to make it trickle faster? First we must make sure that the recipient of a tax cut actually needs it. We could measure the number of people actually being employed by a rich person and if require that this number is high enough before giving the tax break. But we also want to make sure the rich person actually…