Every time I hear something like this, it makes me realize what a fool I was believing in Milton Freidman and his neoliberalism. Now, the republicans want to drain the deep state. I wonder if they checked in with the MAGA lost American dream people about this, or whether they even know what it means. <sigh>
okay, so here's an idea. We'll invoke school yard rules because, apparently, the people running this country have the minds of CHILDREN.
You get caught violating the law? You don't get to keep what profits you made from violating it. The concept of a thief being punished by the law, but getting to keep what he stole is laughable, yet that seems to be what is happening here….over and over and over again.
I had to deal with wage theft from my first job at Circle K. This was years ago now, but I worked the graveyard shift, so my shift technically overlapped with the next week. Whenever I seemed to be getting close to overtime I was instructed to “clock out” right before I hit my 40th hour and clock back in, essentially getting the rest of my pay for that shift on next weeks pay. I honestly had a thought that it would get to a point where I would have an entire extra shift worth of hours backlogged but they knew how to stop that by giving me one less day occasionally so it wouldn’t pile up. I could have been getting overtime but the manager would get into trouble with the regional manager so I never said anything… I now see what that was, why should I break myself for someone who can easily replace me in two weeks…
Excellent piece on the American Wage Theft Crisis. As a class action wage theft lawyer, I spend a lot of time trying to educate people on this issue and employer's dirty tricks when it comes to wage theft. This forum can really spread the word about this consistent problem.
Its like I always say: Matt Walsh looks like if Cody Johnston straightened his tie and combed his hair but it somehow made him look even more unhinged.
It's interesting…. People hated me so badly when I questioned why would Lyft fund a bill to give to its "workers", and yet 22 still passed
Not me literally listening to this on the dl while working at Barnes & Noble
Bold of you to assume I care about Warmbo's well-being. Puppets don't count.
30:43 im down with that, make the lobbied politicians wear a sign that says "im a sellout"
Theft of luxury items is true theft, theft of food items points to a different problem altogether
Cody looking NOT unhinged at the beginning of this video was deeply disturbing.
Every time I hear something like this, it makes me realize what a fool I was believing in Milton Freidman and his neoliberalism. Now, the republicans want to drain the deep state. I wonder if they checked in with the MAGA lost American dream people about this, or whether they even know what it means. <sigh>
" …The Federal Agency Responsible For Rectifying This [ Wage Theft ] Is Underfunded And Overmatched… "
Who ARE THEY?!! How Can We Do Something About This 💩?!! 23:30
okay, so here's an idea. We'll invoke school yard rules because, apparently, the people running this country have the minds of CHILDREN.
You get caught violating the law? You don't get to keep what profits you made from violating it. The concept of a thief being punished by the law, but getting to keep what he stole is laughable, yet that seems to be what is happening here….over and over and over again.
Why is Some More News business model to dare advertisers to buy ad space?
Why does it work?
If Arsène Lupin and his grandson would acknowledge that wage theft is worse than them stealing the Mona Lisa, then you know something is wrong 😂
I liked your ad. Not quite as good as comment etiquette, but there is always room to improve.
I had to deal with wage theft from my first job at Circle K. This was years ago now, but I worked the graveyard shift, so my shift technically overlapped with the next week. Whenever I seemed to be getting close to overtime I was instructed to “clock out” right before I hit my 40th hour and clock back in, essentially getting the rest of my pay for that shift on next weeks pay. I honestly had a thought that it would get to a point where I would have an entire extra shift worth of hours backlogged but they knew how to stop that by giving me one less day occasionally so it wouldn’t pile up. I could have been getting overtime but the manager would get into trouble with the regional manager so I never said anything… I now see what that was, why should I break myself for someone who can easily replace me in two weeks…
Excellent piece on the American Wage Theft Crisis. As a class action wage theft lawyer, I spend a lot of time trying to educate people on this issue and employer's dirty tricks when it comes to wage theft. This forum can really spread the word about this consistent problem.
34:50 "filthy sock" doesn't deserve fair pay?
wage IS theft
I have received a wage settlement check from literally every company I’ve worked for. One of them just sent me a 2nd check.
If puppets don't count, then explain Count Von Count.
Its like I always say: Matt Walsh looks like if Cody Johnston straightened his tie and combed his hair but it somehow made him look even more unhinged.
Cody, it wouldn't be that lazy bum Matt Walsh, you'd be Ben Shaprio. Hell, in the intro you looked like him!