I was in my late 20's when I happened upon a Taco John's in Wyoming for the first time. I personally have only seen them in WY, the Dakota's and within the last decade, here in CO. If you never step foot in one, consider yourself fortunate.
Just how, can it be worse?
Never heard of Taco John's....and I'm thinking that is a good thing.
not just that industry. and it's nothing new.I'm shocked! J/K, they do this shit all the time.
Google, Meta, Amazon hire low-paid foreign workers after US layoffs: report
H-1B visas have been a lightning rod in the immigration debate, with critics saying they are used to undercut US citizens and legal residents.nypost.com
it's called taco JOHNS because that's where you'll end up after eating their tacos
I was under the impression, that to bring in a foreign worker, you need to demonstrate that you can not find a qualified domestic worker? What am I confusing?
bring in means in person. which yes, is often the case. but a lot of times they are working from their home country via a contract agency.
that's just capitalism working as intended. nothing to see here. carry on.Ah, gotcha.
Have internet connection - no travel required.
Gotta love them loopholes, funny how they always favour the yacht owners.
that's how canada works
There are even laws in california that allow farm owners to force laborers to stay in the field even when a raging inferno is about to burn it down and air quality index is in the 1000s. Like it specifically singles out agriculture to allow a slave state during emergencies.
Thank god we have the the free market and all the competition it engendersBut that would leave us with only CenturyLink.
you know anyone with access to any aviation resources?
arstechnica.com
arstechnica.com
So snake oil *doesn't* actually work??
Ok, you can have a refund, but you can't say shit! God damn Yelpers.
www.dailydot.com
...and 'Here Comes the Sun' can be yours for a mere $195 000 000.00 (Support ships not included) https://www.burgessyachts.com/en/buy-a-yacht/yachts-for-sale/here-comes-the-sun-00006991
thehill.com
"the program had good intentions, but its design has encouraged maximizing profit over helping patients in need."Health care providers are raking in profits by exploiting programs meant for the poor
They have a huge incentive to leverage the flawed structure to resell as many discounted drugs as possible to insured patients, not the low-income, uninsured Americans who were supposed to be the b…
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www.propublica.org
The Hospice Hustle
Half of all Americans now die in hospice care. Easy money and a lack of regulation transformed a crusade to provide death with dignity into an industry rife with fraud and exploitation.
Ah poor tech-bros. This shit has been happening to everyone else for the last 50 years.I'm shocked! J/K, they do this shit all the time.
Google, Meta, Amazon hire low-paid foreign workers after US layoffs: report
H-1B visas have been a lightning rod in the immigration debate, with critics saying they are used to undercut US citizens and legal residents.
