[ SECRET POST #3896 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3896 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Me Before You (film/novel)]


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[Star Trek TOS]


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[Persona 5]


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[Andy Brennan and Lucy Moran from Twin Peaks]


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[David Bowie, "The Man Who Fell to Earth"]


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[Broadchurch]













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Comments

Re: What is something legal that should be illegal?

[(Anonymous)]

Definitely private prisons. Outsourcing is usually nasty, but private prisons are usually horrifying. I don't know if I agree on the address thing. I guess I do, except once the applicant actually gets a job, I think they should provide their address, unless they don't have one, in which case they still need to provide a valid phone number and email address. I think using no address=no job as a way to discriminate against homeless people is despicable, but I also think employers should have their employees' addresses when they've got them.

Re: What is something legal that should be illegal?

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't the address thing because it's needed for tax purposes?

Re: What is something legal that should be illegal?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but yeah, I work in an area that is at the intersection of a few separate states, and they need my address at very least to verify which state taxes should be taken out of my paycheck. As far as I know, that's absolutely necessary.

On a job application though? Maybe not.