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They are getting paid that little for something that probably needs hazard pay?Y I K E S
One of them, I forget which, has a side effect of seizures. That is not a minor one and would scare the f out of anyone who has not had or seen one before.
Actually that is about the equivalent of 90USD a dayBig Mac Index might help with relative spending power.
Japan appears to sit at about 80% of the Euro Area. So back of the napkin math means 82 euro in Japan might mean ~100 euro in Europe. Paid under the table. in a bio hazard.
Totally not surprized.
I was reaching for some cost of living price parity with that index rather than a direct currency translation. Like if they were paying that in Manila it would go further than Yokohama. If they tried it in Norway they’d get laughed at.Actually that is about the equivalent of 90USD a day
plus its a subcontractor to the local municipality. Theyre just trying to get people to work for cheap and who they need take no responsibility for later.
Pretty much what they are paying cleanup crew at the fukushima nuclear plant.
Except for one.Governors Across The Nation Are Rejecting Trump's Call To Reopen Economy
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Governors across the nation on Tuesday rejected President Donald Trump’s new accelerated timeline for reopening the...talkingpointsmemo.com
Yes, one of the things at a work meeting is discussing giving tech help. I am torn. I would be all in EXCEPT for the fact they prefer in person help to remote.It's not a good time to live in NYC right now... first patients are hitting up the hospitals, and they are NOT prepared.
"We ended up getting our first positive patients -- and that's when all hell broke loose," said one New York City doctor.
The doctor, who spoke to CNN on condition of anonymity out of concern for his job, described a hospital that was woefully unprepared for an influx of Covid-19 patients that started roughly two weeks ago -- which has already stretched the hospital's resources thin and led to severely ill patients outnumbering ventilators.
"We don't have the machines, we don't have the beds," the doctor said.
"To think that we're in New York City and this is happening," he added. "It's like a third-world country type of scenario. It's mind-blowing."
At first, patients skewed toward the 70-plus age group, but in the past week or so there have been a number of patients younger than 50.
"I don't think they understand the severity of this disease," the doctor said of the younger patients.
"Two weeks ago, life was completely different."
'That's when all hell broke loose': Coronavirus patients start to overwhelm US hospitals | CNN
"We ended up getting our first positive patients -- and that's when all hell broke loose," said one New York City doctor.edition.cnn.com
Oh this Dr. Hernandez fool. Making Hannity promote a potentialy deadly self medication was a good plan to get rid of the president and literarily get away with murder* ... now he ruined that chance.Doctor: You know that other prime-time show on your network? It's trying really hard to kill people.
Appparently they included a passus that Trump will not be able to save his faulty tower with money from the emergency aid.The US Senate has passed the bill with a unanimous vote. It goes now to the House.
I read at least three articles that mentioned it yesterday. President, most administration officials, members of Congress, and their direct relatives can't get money from the loan programs.Appparently they included a passus that Trump will not be able to save his faulty tower with money from the emergency aid.
Trevor Noah on Trump’s Reaction to Coronavirus: “Basically Every Supervillain’s Wet Dream”
In the latest installment of ‘The Daily Social Distancing Show,’ Trevor Noah dissected the coronavirus news from this week, including the stimulus package from Congress and Trump’…www.hollywoodreporter.com
Why is the only one mentioning this detail Trevor Noah? Can someone check that up please?
And almost all of Mississippi's money comes from the Casinos, if I'm not mistaken.Except for one.
The governor of Mississippi has issued an executive order overriding and canceling individual cities and municipalities' self-declared restrictions. The executive order includes a blanket suggested (and non-enforced) "social distancing" and crowd-size restriction, but then goes on to declare most businesses in the state "essential" and exempt from the restriction, including offices and factories of every kind.