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No, Gyro. your errors of assumptions and inference

Posted on: October 23, 2019 at 13:31:48 CT
pickle MU
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are yours alone. every employed person has an employee agreement. every employed person has terms of employment they agreed upon at hire and throughout their employment. I can’t help that you limit yourself. everyone else in this thread understood the meaning except you.

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property rights: no one has a right to a job - pickle MU - 10/23 11:18:45
     Agreed, but I would not call "the job" property. - tcat KC - 10/23 11:33:52
          the job belongs to the employer - ashtray UF - 10/23 11:36:35
               I said i agreed with that statement. I just don't agree - tcat KC - 10/23 11:39:49
                    it's something of value - ashtray UF - 10/23 11:42:27
                         The thing of value does not exist without two parties. - tcat KC - 10/23 11:49:22
                         The job is not of value to the employer. It is actually a - tman MU - 10/23 11:48:21
                              a cost that is accounted for - ashtray UF - 10/23 11:50:52
                              You sound like a guy trying to make an argument... - Gyro MU - 10/23 11:50:07
                                   Lawyers rarely provide value and are a net drain on society(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/23 12:01:47
                                        It's a well known truism that people with very little... - Gyro MU - 10/23 13:14:28
                                   Do you understand lean priciples?(nm) - tman MU - 10/23 11:54:10
                                        You don't even practice do you? - Gyro MU - 10/23 13:14:59
     RE: property rights: no one has a right to a job - Tigrrrr! MU - 10/23 11:24:49
     How about this? - Gyro MU - 10/23 11:20:38
          this stalker gotcha thing you do - SwampTiger MU - 10/23 12:06:48
          it would depend on the employee agreement - pickle MU - 10/23 11:26:22
               I'm 95% certain you do not have an "employee agreement"... - Gyro MU - 10/23 11:30:32
                    It’s a voluntary relationship - El-ahrairah BAMA - 10/23 11:51:16
                         If you think they know that he has 200,000 post on TB... - Gyro MU - 10/23 11:53:43
                              I’m not without faults. I’m human - pickle MU - 10/23 12:45:38
                              you're making a fairly big assumption that he has a job. - blake1771 KC - 10/23 12:16:39
                              I’m sure they have a way of judging productivity and value - El-ahrairah BAMA - 10/23 11:55:06
                    every employed person has an employee agreement - pickle MU - 10/23 11:32:01
                         That's not reality and you know it(nm) - Gyro MU - 10/23 11:47:24
                              it is reality (nm) - pickle MU - 10/23 11:50:00
                                   You have no idea what you're talking about... - Gyro MU - 10/23 12:04:50
                                        all employment is by voluntary agreement (nm) - pickle MU - 10/23 12:46:58
                                             Now you're moving the goal posts... - Gyro MU - 10/23 13:15:55
                                                  No, Gyro. your errors of assumptions and inference - pickle MU - 10/23 13:31:48
                                                       Keep moving the argument... - Gyro MU - 10/23 14:09:14
                                                            i can’t help your ignorance(nm) - pickle MU - 10/23 14:30:57
                                        agreements don't have to be written counselor (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 10/23 12:09:42
                                        An employer has expectations of an employee. The - TigerMatt STL - 10/23 12:07:11
          My employer said he doesn't care if I only work one hour a - TigerMatt STL - 10/23 11:25:22
               does he ever get one hour a day out of you? - Ferg STL - 10/23 11:40:53
                    45 minutes. I take one 15 minute break.(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/23 11:44:17
                         that's fair - Ferg STL - 10/23 11:46:26
               Your employer or your immediate supervisor or boss?(nm) - Gyro MU - 10/23 11:30:57
                    Same difference.(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 10/23 11:44:53




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