The Flip-Pater's recollections of the insurance company chief executives being called "the Bishops" and running Hartford and Connecticut in the 1950s with indubitably racist paternalism seem more like historical fiction every year. Now corporate leaders don't even remember to pretend to care about anybody.
This part seemed almost odder.
Then Florance reportedly segued into a slide with a photo of his son as an altar boy at Colin Powell's funeral. (You might remember that Powell died of complications from COVID-19.)
The implication being that if you were the unlucky one to die, you would at least have the honor of the boss's son attending your funeral?
How can people be worried about workers dying when there is shareholder value to be delivered?
My brother and I were the altar boys at the funeral of my dad's former boss.
I'm just adding guitars and drums and maybe a rowdy sax.
NOW YOU KNOW THE COST
NOW YOU KNOW THE COST
NOW YOU KNOW THE COSTskreeeeeeeeee
I swear never to become a "girlboss" who plays Go4 covers on the all-hands video meetings and then refuses to give anyone flex time for elder care. It would be a pretty good TV villain role, though.
But you're not setting a marker for how great of a risk of death an employee needs to face before you'll drop.a work requirement.
I thought for sure that 8 was going to be "To being the Boss"
But presumably the CEO thought he was pointing out how the risk rounds to zero because it didn't occur to him that pricing how much of your life you are willing to sell for money is how employees experience capitalism.
So, someone won tickets to Hamilton. They are 4th row seats and now I need to find plastic sheeting to hold up.
Hamilton booked Gallagher for the half-time show?
"I'm not throwing away my shot -- [smashes watermelon]."
10: Please send me evenings and weekends.