Oh, absolutely. There would be people there with decades of experience in a very niche field, and if you let them go, you'll likely never get them back.
Ilovethebomb
joined 2 years ago
It's weird from top to bottom really.
I've absolutely seen companies take on work at break even, or even at a loss, just to keep staff employed and the business ticking over through a quiet patch.
I'm not sure many people do remember him fondly, it's only the far right critters that seem to have any fondness for him.
Imagine Heather Duplisee-allen and David Seymour making public statements saying you'll be missed.
I'd say he'll be missed, but I'd be lying.
Visa can shove off, if they don't like retailers charging transaction fees, they should charge less for their services.
What if the vehicle isn't owned by an individual though?
Because they don't know who was driving.
If you're pulled over, you have to present your ID, which is recorded on the ticket, a camera ticket just goes to the registered owner of the vehicle.
Insurance costs for new drivers in the UK are notoriously high, especially young men, to the point where insurance can be more than the cost of the vehicle.
UK and some US states do. Maybe Australia?
Pretty good summary, to be honest.
The pandemics of days gone by, in which a massive chunk of the population died, are no longer in living memory, and I feel those lessons will need to be re-learned the hard way.