The first manufacturing plant I worked at as an engineer in 1991 the employees there basically ran off the last union rep that wanted to start a union there. The management was great and there was no need for a union.
contact their customer support VIA online chat.
I figure if the company you work for is so bad that you truly need a union then you're living on borrowed time anyway. The company will either eat your soul or outsource you the first chance they get. If you have the skills to leave you should do so, and if you don't you're just postponing the inevitable.
Man, if I stopped using businesses that were woke I'd be forced to live naked in a van down by the river and eat squirrels for breakfast.
What does that mean?
It means they don't litmus test their customers. That's a big social problem. If we start letting women buy stuff, pretty soon they will control the economy.
Yeah, based on JethroB's suggestion we both started using it. We noticed, however, that it is not a permanent setting - you have to reset it each night - I suppose each time you turn the ipad on. It's one of those things, though, that will be difficult to assess- i.e., whether, or how much it is helpful - but we will continue using it. We also bought some clip-on blue blocker glasses. Again, hard to assess the overall positive effects - old eyes do get tired.
I seem to be doing fine and I'm full clothed.
Got it. Thanks. Still educable.
Congress destroyed the company pension primarily through the advancement of the IRA in the 70s.
I don’t use anything but the free shipping, but it’s worth it to me. I frequently order from Amazon and often my orders are for cheap items where the shipping would cost more than the item. I order whatever I need that’s not available in local stores and order whenever needed. I love that about Prime. I just ordered 2 oil filters for my lawn mower for a cost of $14 total. Without Prime, the shipping would have probably cost $10.
Nobody "took away" my pension plan, nowhere I worked ever offered one. Other than government job, that perk went away with my parents' generation.
I haven't had an increase in my take home for a 40hr week in 10 years. I have my 401k set to increase each year for around the same amount as my annual raise.
