Re:Florida is letting companies make it harder for highly pa...
by jepj57 on Wednesday July 09, 2025 @11:48AM
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If only people weren't forced to sign non-compete agreements... seriously, you don't like em, don't sign em.
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Re:Florida is letting companies make it harder for highly pa...
by stego-tech on Wednesday July 09, 2025 @12:14PM
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The freedom not to sign is not the same as the liberty to pass up an opportunity for survival. Your snippy quip just makes you sound like an ignorant fool who can’t defend their position, let alone coherently argue against others.
Re:Florida is letting companies make it harder for highly pa...
by thefaux on Wednesday July 09, 2025 @12:04PM
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If I walk across the desert and find a house on an oasis and the owner offers me water on the condition that I first put a chain on my ankle that is tethered to the property, do I really have the option to say no?
Re:Florida is letting companies make it harder for highly pa...
by portaouflop on Wednesday July 09, 2025 @12:34PM
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Yes and to stay within your metaphor you can just go to the house next door and get water without being chained up
Re:Florida is letting companies make it harder for highly pa...
by jdenning on Wednesday July 09, 2025 @12:57PM
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What if all the houses are following the “standard industry practice” of chaining anyone who asks for water? What if refusing to follow this practice means that you can’t obtain funding to build a house?