Originally posted by Asher
I've been in the US investment bank world the past couple years and I've seen TONS of people being laid off. Some of them are contractors with basically the same situation (they signed 1 or 2 year contracts, they got terminated early) and others were full time employees. This kind of **** is happening all around me and happens all the time, but when it happens to unionized people they start *****ing and moaning and crying and stomping and asking for the government to bail them out. What *****es, honestly.
Note: I also say this with relatives who work at the auto plants in Ontario, though none at GM. The stories I hear about the **** they get away with.
I've been in the US investment bank world the past couple years and I've seen TONS of people being laid off. Some of them are contractors with basically the same situation (they signed 1 or 2 year contracts, they got terminated early) and others were full time employees. This kind of **** is happening all around me and happens all the time, but when it happens to unionized people they start *****ing and moaning and crying and stomping and asking for the government to bail them out. What *****es, honestly.
Note: I also say this with relatives who work at the auto plants in Ontario, though none at GM. The stories I hear about the **** they get away with.


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