5399 pts · November 8, 2015
That may be possible in the Senate, in the House they have to use their ID cards to vote.
Assuming he has some sort of LLC and he hasn't pierced the corporate veil by doing things such as commingling money.
Commonwealth instead of state. The other 3 are Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Kentucky uses the term since they split from VA.
Functionally there is no difference between a commonwealth. It’s a term inherited from the colonial era. There are 4 states who use the term
speaking at a Special Olympics event because the organization has close ties to the Kennedy Family, since a Kennedy sister started it.
I mean, most Republican politicians aren't fond of the Special Olympics anyway. Surgeon General Carmona (under W. Bush) was discouraged from
William, William's 3 kids, and Harry dies, it goes to Harry's 2 children in order of birth. Andrew has little to no chance of being king.
> it would go to William's 3 kids in order of birth. If Charles, William, and William's 3 children die, it goes to Harry. If Charles, >>
If by a car crash you mean three car crashes, sure. If Charles were to die, the crown would go to William. If Charles & William dies, >
Your original comment was that "HR serves management" So use my scenario, using whoever you considered "management" in your original comment
Thus why I said its an example of surviorship bias, no one "complains" that HR did what it was supposed to do. So we only see the bad cases.
So, if someone in management sexually harassing an employee, who should HR tell to knock it off? Management or the employee?
that you don't hear about the companies with HR that put a stop to this shit because no one listens to praises of an HR that did its job.
or couldn't have known. If the employee can prove the company knew or should have known, the company becomes liable. The main issue is >
For example, a company should want to get rid of a sexual harasser because they only get one "get out of free card" if they didn't know >
This saying needs to die. It relies upon survivorship bias and fails to take into account that HR's goals can align with the employee's. >
One of the things they have to teach is how to balance a checkbook. I can tell you the first question on that lesson. "What's a check?"
Which is better, take your time to make sure you have them dead to rights or go to court on some flimsy evidence and they get off?
Many times these minimum qualifications read about the same as "turtles all the way down" GS-11 -> 1 yr @ GS-10, GS-10 -> 1 year @ GS-9, etc
Minimum Qualifications: One year in a GS-11 position. Who the hell knows what that is because they don't give "real world" equivalents
Also, most of the Georgia Supreme Court was appointed by Republican governors. The only majority Dem "office" is their US Senators. 2/2
In what world is Georgia a blue state? The Governor, state Senate, state House, the majority of the US House delegation are all Rep. 1/2
While there are some egregious examples, to most people "Pork" is just another term for "money spent in some other district than my own."
That may be possible in the Senate, in the House they have to use their ID cards to vote.
Assuming he has some sort of LLC and he hasn't pierced the corporate veil by doing things such as commingling money.
Commonwealth instead of state. The other 3 are Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Kentucky uses the term since they split from VA.
Functionally there is no difference between a commonwealth. It’s a term inherited from the colonial era. There are 4 states who use the term
speaking at a Special Olympics event because the organization has close ties to the Kennedy Family, since a Kennedy sister started it.
I mean, most Republican politicians aren't fond of the Special Olympics anyway. Surgeon General Carmona (under W. Bush) was discouraged from
William, William's 3 kids, and Harry dies, it goes to Harry's 2 children in order of birth. Andrew has little to no chance of being king.
> it would go to William's 3 kids in order of birth. If Charles, William, and William's 3 children die, it goes to Harry. If Charles, >>
If by a car crash you mean three car crashes, sure. If Charles were to die, the crown would go to William. If Charles & William dies, >
Your original comment was that "HR serves management" So use my scenario, using whoever you considered "management" in your original comment
Thus why I said its an example of surviorship bias, no one "complains" that HR did what it was supposed to do. So we only see the bad cases.
So, if someone in management sexually harassing an employee, who should HR tell to knock it off? Management or the employee?
that you don't hear about the companies with HR that put a stop to this shit because no one listens to praises of an HR that did its job.
or couldn't have known. If the employee can prove the company knew or should have known, the company becomes liable. The main issue is >
For example, a company should want to get rid of a sexual harasser because they only get one "get out of free card" if they didn't know >
This saying needs to die. It relies upon survivorship bias and fails to take into account that HR's goals can align with the employee's. >
One of the things they have to teach is how to balance a checkbook. I can tell you the first question on that lesson. "What's a check?"
Which is better, take your time to make sure you have them dead to rights or go to court on some flimsy evidence and they get off?
Many times these minimum qualifications read about the same as "turtles all the way down" GS-11 -> 1 yr @ GS-10, GS-10 -> 1 year @ GS-9, etc
Minimum Qualifications: One year in a GS-11 position. Who the hell knows what that is because they don't give "real world" equivalents
Also, most of the Georgia Supreme Court was appointed by Republican governors. The only majority Dem "office" is their US Senators. 2/2
In what world is Georgia a blue state? The Governor, state Senate, state House, the majority of the US House delegation are all Rep. 1/2
While there are some egregious examples, to most people "Pork" is just another term for "money spent in some other district than my own."