Poem that's as lame a way to frame a question as I
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Posted On: 10/26/2017 8:24:59 PM
Poem that's as lame a way to frame a question as I've ever read from you, and that's saying something.
Again, you should have applied yourself more at Purdue instead of running away from whatever on your cycle.
No one can predict when they're going to either quit or be fired.
Therefore no one can predict what someone of either gender should be paid based upon that kind of uncertainty.
What IS certain is that people should be paid equally based upon performance, while they're on the job. Your 'formula' falls apart both from illogic and from an almost indecipherable sentence structure.
You don't, you can't, write any more clearly than you think.
You've tried often enough and the results are deplorable.
But maybe I missed something? Why exactly, data please, are women quitting their jobs at age 50?
Again, you should have applied yourself more at Purdue instead of running away from whatever on your cycle.
No one can predict when they're going to either quit or be fired.
Therefore no one can predict what someone of either gender should be paid based upon that kind of uncertainty.
What IS certain is that people should be paid equally based upon performance, while they're on the job. Your 'formula' falls apart both from illogic and from an almost indecipherable sentence structure.
You don't, you can't, write any more clearly than you think.
You've tried often enough and the results are deplorable.
But maybe I missed something? Why exactly, data please, are women quitting their jobs at age 50?
Quote:
Hawks if females are quitting their jobs
at age 50 should they be paid the same as
some one male who is more like to work and
add benefits for another 10 years ??
Well since your perspective is based on
something other than cost/benefit we expect
uh what kind of answer from you
hee hee
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