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mr togue
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i disagree with you,,, if a boss wants you gone you will be gone you can argue if its fair but the simple fact is you will be arguing that issue from the outside of the company property
You can disagree with whatever you want.
I'm basing my remarks on the varying degrees of labour laws that exist in countless regions around the world. While a business and business owner has every right to hire and fire who they so choose, those actions need to be within the boundaries of the law and labour laws should exist as they serve a very meaningful and important purpose.
mr togue said :
i have not spoken about this man or to any comments made by others in this conversation yet you are directing this to me
That wasn't directed at you, it was just following on from the most recent ongoing discussion everyone else in the thread was having so I was adding my two cents in on that. Anyway, that's besides the point.
The bottom line is, when Musk took over he very messily upended everything, letting people go etc etc to which there was much criticism over (as shown in earlier posts in this thread) but he was within his right to hire who he wants regardless. The recent discussion was based around a more recent event which you evidently aren't fully aware of yet.
So again - not sure what we're really disagreeing on, unless in fact you believe labour laws should be abolished with businesses and corporations being allowed to do whatever they want and treat employees however they want - to which I would say yes, we fundamentally disagree.
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i disagree with you,,, if a boss wants you gone you will be gone you can argue if its fair but the simple fact is you will be arguing that issue from the outside of the company property
You can disagree with whatever you want.
I'm basing my remarks on the varying degrees of labour laws that exist in countless regions around the world. While a business and business owner has every right to hire and fire who they so choose, those actions need to be within the boundaries of the law and labour laws should exist as they serve a very meaningful and important purpose.
mr togue said :
i have not spoken about this man or to any comments made by others in this conversation yet you are directing this to me
That wasn't directed at you, it was just following on from the most recent ongoing discussion everyone else in the thread was having so I was adding my two cents in on that. Anyway, that's besides the point.
The bottom line is, when Musk took over he very messily upended everything, letting people go etc etc to which there was much criticism over (as shown in earlier posts in this thread) but he was within his right to hire who he wants regardless. The recent discussion was based around a more recent event which you evidently aren't fully aware of yet.
So again - not sure what we're really disagreeing on, unless in fact you believe labour laws should be abolished with businesses and corporations being allowed to do whatever they want and treat employees however they want - to which I would say yes, we fundamentally disagree.
Joel
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