| AWWW, you look stressed. Here's $251,000. Better? |
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| lack of warmth
I suddenly need help with stress. Anyone else? |
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| Jon iz teh kewl
where does all this money in Britain cum from? the queen?? |
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| gja My decade plus on Wall Street should have made me a millionaire just for 1/10 of the stress we all had on those jobs. I find this a laugh-riot. |
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| RichMeatyTaste
251K would solve it for me. No more mortgage, student loans, etc. I could go do whatever I wanted and surely be less stressed. Not really stressed now mind you, but I would be less stressed overall! Gimme my check! |
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| Girion47
oh look, government employees milking the system.....shocker. |
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| mlorton
Jon iz teh kewl: here does all this money in Britain cum from? Technically, Australia isn't part of Britain any more. |
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| Jon iz teh kewl
mlorton: Jon iz teh kewl: here does all this money in Britain cum from? Technically, Australia isn't part of Britain any more. REALLY? what about new zealand this is important cause i'm stalking someone from down there. |
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| SpdrJay
Can someone give me $100,000 worth of stress? I'm not greedy. |
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| mafiageek1980
Can I get that much every time I get cussed out by a rude customer? Please? |
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| mongbiohazard
It would sure work for me. |
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| WhippingBoy
These aren't just regular people. They're "public servants". Nature's 'D-minus' students. |
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| Special J
WhippingBoy: These aren't just regular people. They're "public servants". Nature's 'D-minus' students. You say that yet they've found a a way to collect $250Gs for "stress". |
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| The Irresponsible Captain
I know I'm suddenly very stressed that I didn't get $251,000. |
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| meow said the dog FTFA of the article of where this is from: told her that grant applicants where having difficulty understanding her LAUGHTER OFAIL. |
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| WhippingBoy
Special J: WhippingBoy: These aren't just regular people. They're "public servants". Nature's 'D-minus' students. You say that yet they've found a a way to collect $250Gs for "stress". The bigger the dog-farkers, the better the union. |
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| cajunns WTF is wrong with that scenario...if you can't hack the job ...get the hell out of it and let someone who isn't a wuss have it man i can't believe that australians have become so soft! |
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| WeenerGord
I would cheer up for half of that amount!! |
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| WhippingBoy
cajunns: WTF is wrong with that scenario...if you can't hack the job ...get the hell out of it and let someone who isn't a wuss have it That's a good point. I agree. If the job is "too much" for you, you shouldn't have it. |
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| Ghryswald
Australia is just as farked as the rest of the world. A few years ago I read about a guy in Australia who was fired for continually removing his safety glasses while sandblasting. He sued and the judge ordered his boss to give him his job back, citing that the guy was too stupid to get another job, so they were stuck with him. |
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| Comrad36
Farkers unite down under! Sounds like the best thing going on for now, then we can stress each other out and file claims /lol |
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| BubbaJones We've apparently discovered the elusive Step 3 Step 1: Get a job as a public worker in Australia Step 2: "Perceive" you are being shunned by other public employees Step 3: File Worker's Comp claim Step 4: PROFIT! |
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| zombat
BubbaJones: We've apparently discovered the elusive Step 3 Step 1: Get a job as a public worker in Australia Step 2: "Perceive" you are being shunned by other public employees Step 3: File Worker's Comp claim Step 4: PROFIT! Well they are all descended from criminals... |
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| xevian
BubbaJones: We've apparently discovered the elusive Step 3 Step 1: Get a job as a public worker in Australia Step 2: "Perceive" you are being shunned by other public employees Step 3: File Worker's Comp claim Step 4: PROFIT! Basically. Makes me want to get a public job, then I can reap benefits. Worked 9 years in IT with deadlines-or-your-fired crap, I couldn't sue the company for purposely running me into the ground due to "hey this guy is pretty good, we don't need to hire anyone else. He can do 2-3 shifts without dying". Until I had my first CI. |
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| boinkingbill
The premiums will always rise. The taxpayer will foot the bill. Our wonderful public employees' unions. Money for nothing and your chips from free. |
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| ows
cant beat the high school teacher in NYC who figured a way to not work yet receive full pay and benefits. he sexually harassed girls,not molested. this was not criminal, but was removed from his "job". he has been paid over $1,000,000 over 10 years in salary benefits,pension and hasn't lifted a finger. |
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| ThatGuyFromTheInternet
ows: cant beat the high school teacher in NYC who figured a way to not work yet receive full pay and benefits. he sexually harassed girls,not molested. this was not criminal, but was removed from his "job". he has been paid over $1,000,000 over 10 years in salary benefits,pension and hasn't lifted a finger. Is there a link for that? I'm curious. |
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| stiletto_the_wise
Another blatant hit piece against workers. Government employee gets $250K in workman's compensation = OUTRAGE Corporate CEO gets millions for basically doing nothing all day = AWESOME |
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Jon iz teh kewl
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| rvesco
Not good enough. Hold out for $500K. |
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| WhippingBoy
stiletto_the_wise: Another blatant hit piece against workers. Government employee gets $250K in workman's compensation = OUTRAGE Corporate CEO gets millions for basically doing nothing all day = AWESOME While their compensation packages may indeed be ridiculous, the concept that a corporate CEO does nothing all day is utterly absurd. |
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| stiletto_the_wise
WhippingBoy: stiletto_the_wise: Another blatant hit piece against workers. Government employee gets $250K in workman's compensation = OUTRAGE Corporate CEO gets millions for basically doing nothing all day = AWESOME While their compensation packages may indeed be ridiculous, the concept that a corporate CEO does nothing all day is utterly absurd. You're right. They do sit in meetings and sometimes have to decide stuff. It's a tough job. |
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ElFugawz
![]() Article sounds like crap with vague and misleading numbers, cherry-picked 'case studies', and little actual value. /and their "Top Story" is "Why does that child have two dads?" |
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| ladyfortuna
mongbiohazard: It would sure work for me. I would work for me but only because my house is ALMOST paid off already (inheritance). If I needed to buy one it probably wouldn't go nearly as far so I'd stress about how to not spend the money in case of emergency. Thanks mom, I really needed to live my life worrying like this, and you taught me well. |
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| gja stiletto_the_wise: Another blatant hit piece against workers. Government employee gets $250K in workman's compensation = OUTRAGE Corporate CEO gets millions for basically doing nothing all day = AWESOME Not in my book, friend. I would like to use 350 degree oil on those butt-holes. |
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| gja stiletto_the_wise: WhippingBoy: stiletto_the_wise: Another blatant hit piece against workers. Government employee gets $250K in workman's compensation = OUTRAGE Corporate CEO gets millions for basically doing nothing all day = AWESOME While their compensation packages may indeed be ridiculous, the concept that a corporate CEO does nothing all day is utterly absurd. You're right. They do sit in meetings and sometimes have to decide stuff. It's a tough job. Many are guilty of that. Some are actually the kind that work all hours, weekends, holidays and such. I personally know a few. They are a rare breed, sadly. Also, they only get those fat checks if the company does well. Otherwise, time to tighten the belt, because their entire life's fortune is tied to the company and if it does poorly, they are screwed. |
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