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If people really take this outbreak as serious as they do on the internet it's time to channel that anxiety into something productive and call out America's antiquated and inadequate sick leave policies. The news media has people whipped into a frenzy over this but isn't actively pushing for mass quarantines or work releases for non essential employees? :dahell: They have an opinion on everything else these days, why not that?

If there is a proper post mortem done over this crisis it will be shown that many of the deaths could have been prevented if not for the failures of several American institutions, practices and thought processes.
Those are basic benefits if you have a decent job lmaoooo. This almost reminds me of a thread where they was talking bout not putting in a two weeks notice :russ:
 

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Those are basic benefits if you have a decent job lmaoooo. This almost reminds me of a thread where they was talking bout not putting in a two weeks notice :russ:

Breh most companies give you two weeks of sick leave and it goes up incrementally the longer you stay. Two weeks might seem like more than enough but a lot of employers punish you for using it. I know everyone on the Coli has a C suite job with the best benefits and they can come and go as they please, but the rest of the country is getting fukked over.
 

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Guys. Its just the oil price war. Totally not related to the virus:myman:



This is a reaction of last week. Not today's market movement. No one is saying its affecting the economy. But if we zero in on today's drop it's all about oil and that sector. There are 3 + energy companies in the dow and s&p down over 50%. This has huge tolls on market indexes....please present factual info is all I'm asking breh.

Top executives being invited are bank CEOs and others but primarily financial institutions. The reason is the fed already dropped 50 basis points and will probably act more. This effects financials and overall health of the economy. The financial sector effects 90% of everything.
 

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This is a reaction of last week. Not today's market movement. No one is saying its affecting the economy. But if we zero in on today's drop it's all about oil and that sector. There are 3 + energy companies in the dow and s&p down over 50%. This has huge tolls on market indexes....please present factual info is all I'm asking breh.

Top executives being invited are bank CEOs and others but primarily financial institutions. The reason is the fed already dropped 50 basis points and will probably act more. This effects financials and overall health of the economy. The financial sector effects 90% of everything.

breh, this has a lot to do with the virus. It's a reason feds keep halting it so it does not take over the market. Having a top Vaccine/Biopharma tech on top of the market is not good for the economy. but hey man
 

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This is a reaction of last week. Not today's market movement. No one is saying its affecting the economy. But if we zero in on today's drop it's all about oil and that sector. There are 3 + energy companies in the dow and s&p down over 50%. This has huge tolls on market indexes....please present factual info is all I'm asking breh.

Top executives being invited are bank CEOs and others but primarily financial institutions. The reason is the fed already dropped 50 basis points and will probably act more. This effects financials and overall health of the economy. The financial sector effects 90% of everything.
There's alot of shyt happening at the same time and suggesting it has nothing to do with the virus is idiotic, is my only point.
 
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