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Well, most people who refuse to work when required would be fired. I know I would. n-t Logical Nov 2013 #1
I'm not about to argue the merits of "required to work" with you CatWoman Nov 2013 #2
Many people have to work today..... Logical Nov 2013 #5
When I was in the Army, I had to work several holidays CatWoman Nov 2013 #6
Nope....... Logical Nov 2013 #9
I'm going for a walk CatWoman Nov 2013 #11
Enjoy your walk, Happy Thanksgiving! n-t Logical Nov 2013 #12
Nice right wing TPs MattBaggins Nov 2013 #26
Name one thing I said wrong that is incorrect. Sometimes us liberals are over the top. n-t Logical Nov 2013 #28
I worked for an oil company when I was younger..and they had to operate in the winter angstlessk Nov 2013 #16
Thanks! Nice information. n-t Logical Nov 2013 #17
I don't disagree that there are "essential" functions that must continue even on a holiday.... Swede Atlanta Nov 2013 #31
very good and thoughtful post, Swede CatWoman Nov 2013 #34
I find your attitude not very logical. Just because there are people working essential jobs doesnt rhett o rick Nov 2013 #18
It is funny, you get to define "essential jobs". I can see it now.... Logical Nov 2013 #20
I am only suggesting that we have some empathy. An essential element missing from conservative rhett o rick Nov 2013 #22
I do, but it is a tough call to make. Can people refuse to work when asked? n-t Logical Nov 2013 #23
Outside of medical fields they should MattBaggins Nov 2013 #25
So gas stations? Subways? Taxis? Seriously? Have you spent 5 minutes thinking about this? n-t Logical Nov 2013 #29
And your point is what? nm rhett o rick Nov 2013 #15
Is that you Scott Walker? DemocraticWing Nov 2013 #19
Scott Walker would be fired if he refused to work???? n-t Logical Nov 2013 #21
WELL CatWoman Nov 2013 #24
Yes, but this was a boss that refused to make his low-paid employees work on a holiday left is right Nov 2013 #27
The manager understood this risk. Gormy Cuss Nov 2013 #30
You've obviously never had to work holidays LittleGirl Nov 2013 #32
Yes many. As an IT guy. n-t Logical Nov 2013 #33
funny you mention that LittleGirl Nov 2013 #35
lol CatWoman Nov 2013 #36
No, you have had a much harder life than me. I understand you being so upset. n-t Logical Nov 2013 #37
He should tell them to shove it. femmocrat Nov 2013 #3
He said this a.m. that he's been off of work for 2 weeks Greybnk48 Nov 2013 #8
I wouldn't fault him for not going back.... CatWoman Nov 2013 #10
Good irisblue Nov 2013 #4
No word yet on whether he accepted the offer. WilliamPitt Nov 2013 #7
They caved! Cha Nov 2013 #13
Thank You Internet(s) & Social Media/Ed Schultz otohara Nov 2013 #14
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