Comment on How to Fire in France by Bruce
Unscrupulous employers exist, but in my twenty-plus years of work, lazy employees are in far greater supply, in the US, UK, and the EU! Most parts of the US have unemployment insurance as well, and the...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by Jeff
As a small business owner in the US (about 10 employees), I think that the US system works just fine. The benefit of the US system to me (the employer) is that my employees stay motivated and work...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by Chris G
Actually, there is Unemployment Insurance in the US, also. It is intended to prevent the “coin toss” firings Math suggests. An employer can have an insurance claim made against them unless the...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by chris h
why should job security be a given atz if an employer is smart they wont fire someone for a stupid reason because word will get out they are a bad boss and wont beable to get many more employees. most...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by Keith
Performing the job you were hired to do, and performing it well is your job security here in the states. I have been fired once, and I can say it had nothing to do with my performance. I went out and...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by Jeff
I’ve worked 14 years in the US and have lost exactly ZERO jobs. My compensation has risen every year over year for the last 14. How exactly is this favoring the employer? I need some help figuring out...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by Jonathan
If those laws continue for France, eventually there will no longer be private businesses and the government will HAVE to run everything. Thus begins the next step towards true Fascism. Also, in the...
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by Jonathan
Just to note, this was not in response to Keith, it was in response to Math.
View ArticleComment on How to Fire in France by site admin
>Thus begins the next step towards true Fascism. Wow, Jonathan, I think the first several steps towards true fascism have happened over the last several years in one large country I can think of,...
View ArticleComment on Climaticide by Why Call it “Climaticide”? Calling Things By Their...
[...] several months ago (only afterwards did I learn that the term already existed in French but with a narrower meaning) to describe the human-driven destruction of our Holocene-epoch climate, the...
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