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staggerleem

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6. Does anyone else find it strange ...
Tue Aug 18, 2015, 02:15 PM
Aug 2015

... that the source for an article about a Pennsylvania man being worked to death is a Maine newspaper?

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Guess that old saying I've heard all my life... wildbilln864 Aug 2015 #1
Hard work kills lots of people. Liberal Veteran Aug 2015 #4
It was said that while they were building HubertHeaver Aug 2015 #13
yes but I mean the work itself didn't kill them but wildbilln864 Aug 2015 #17
Who ever said that being Pretzildent is "Hard work,"? PeoViejo Aug 2015 #23
I remember reading a long time ago that the Japanese have a word for tblue37 Aug 2015 #36
I know many that work those hours for the overtime pay yeoman6987 Aug 2015 #2
Years ago during the 90's tech boom, I'd work 80 hour weeks routinely. closeupready Aug 2015 #7
There is no limit to how hard they will push us SoLeftIAmRight Aug 2015 #3
There was a good NYTs article about Amazon. Laffy Kat Aug 2015 #9
What, rebel against the unfettered greed of municipal water authorities? Recursion Aug 2015 #30
This is insane! Faux pas Aug 2015 #5
Does anyone else find it strange ... staggerleem Aug 2015 #6
We should expect this from Maine Stream News. :) nt JustABozoOnThisBus Aug 2015 #8
I see what you did there. mahatmakanejeeves Aug 2015 #11
The source was a Reuters wire story that the Maine paper picked up. Demit Aug 2015 #18
It even went international Jim Lane Aug 2015 #22
Yes, strange. PADemD Aug 2015 #19
Was this overtime mandated? whatthehey Aug 2015 #10
Probably not. Indydem Aug 2015 #14
What is the purpose of your idle speculation? tabasco Aug 2015 #26
People choose to work overtime all the time. Indydem Aug 2015 #28
"Probably not" doesn't quite rise to the level of fact. LanternWaste Aug 2015 #33
Why does it matter? tabasco Aug 2015 #25
Because whether he chose to work 14 hours or was made to determines agency whatthehey Aug 2015 #31
Ummmmm....no. tabasco Aug 2015 #34
I'm not giving a judicial opinion but an ethical one, hence terms like agency whatthehey Aug 2015 #35
When people are not making enough money to deal with increased cost of living and the need to tblue37 Aug 2015 #37
Speaking of overtime - my son got a pay decrease promotion packman Aug 2015 #12
Geeze, you knew him? lonestarnot Aug 2015 #21
And the Republicans want to extend the retirement age to 70 before anyone can Cleita Aug 2015 #15
Lots of moving parts here whatthehey Aug 2015 #16
I average about 5 hours overtime a week. Completely voluntary. alphafemale Aug 2015 #27
Yes. Voluntary overtime is a win-win whatthehey Aug 2015 #32
If worker wages/salaries were keeping up with inflation, then most people tblue37 Aug 2015 #38
Poor guy was digging his own grave. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2015 #20
Well, as George AWOL Bush would say ... tabasco Aug 2015 #24
Under Stalin he'd be a hero worker DBoon Aug 2015 #29
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