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One more data point as to why we should entertaining the suggestion that Joe Rogan represents the "median" voter
One more data point as to why we should entertaining the suggestion that Joe Rogan represents the "median" voter
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a man of many talents
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One more data point as to why we should entertaining the suggestion that Joe Rogan represents the "median" voter
Guys get 2 weeks over here in the UK.
If i was an employer and i had to grant 3 months paternity i'd want a live video feed to make sure dudes weren't playing ps5 all day
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Nah, I would be cool with 12 weeks. Workers are not employers' property. It all equals out in the end anyway. So if a personal is out on paternity leave, what they do with their time in their business.
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From a business perspective that’s also tough because if you have multiple people at the same time out on such a long leave, makes it hard to run a business. You can’t just hire people temporarily or hire and fire.
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Ok sure, it will be tough for some businesses. I also think most will adapt to deal with it in the long run. Many around the world, including America, do it now
Still think it is a great policy
Like right now, why don't we think about it from the other direction. In America, we give employers so much damn control over people's lives that they think that new parents shouldn't even have time to spend time with their child after it is born. That request is somehow ridiculous to some employers, but I see it from the other direction, the status quo is ridiculous
Employers have had generations of it being one way, they gonna have to deal with it being another if.
Anyway, this is not even getting passed
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Also like always, Joe Rogan is ignorant as always
He is peddling "why should I pay them" schtick without even knowing how the policy would works
He is peddling "why should I pay them" schtick without even knowing how the policy would works
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Yes you can. They are called contractors.
I had two months off for paternity leave and you know what, the company I work for supported me. They had resources in place to back me up while I was out. If you wanna attract and retain top talent in this current environment then this is an important benefit, imo.
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But at the end of the day it’s all about the bottom dollar and profits.
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Yeah and nothing help that like a motivated and happy workforce with high morale, low turnover, etc etc
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We are talking about a proposed government policy
What some businesses want to squeeze their workers doesn't have to be the overriding consideration
What is best for society does
So the government should just pass it. **** what some businesses think.
They will have to deal with it
What some businesses want to squeeze their workers doesn't have to be the overriding consideration
What is best for society does
So the government should just pass it. **** what some businesses think.
They will have to deal with it
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They really wrote a piece about this?
Before he went full clown he use to be criticized for having right wing dorks like Shapiro on his podcast, giving them a platfrom to spew nonsense. Now the media considers him one but give him a platform by writing a piece on something he said damn near ever week.
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New York Post is a right wing newspaperThey really wrote a piece about this?
Before he went full clown he use to be critisized for having right wing dorks like Shapiro on his podcast, giving them a platfrom to spew nonsense. Now the media considers him one but give him a platform by writing a piece on something he said damn near ever week.
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Oh word?... didn't know that. I'm finished
Still a goofy thing to write an article about imo
Edit: I suppose if they're right wing then they would write anything about him to push people to his podcast. I'll see myself out
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Sure. And happy workers who stay longer are proven to earn more profit
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I will never understand why either of these guys are a thing
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Shapiro clearly on the spectrum. Not that folks on the spectrum can't have a platform, but folks who don't have a grasp on social issues probably shouldn't have such loud voices on social issues.
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Is this your king?
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They’re the low T white male NPC lookalikes. Really all that it comes down to. Whites can relateI will never understand why either of these guys are a thing
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rogan sucks d.
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There was a funny will ferrell snl skit like that. he put his head into his sweatpants.
