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Comment #29899692
Cash is better the employer can abuse tips given via cards - and screw the employees
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Comment #29855339
There's more than one grade of Special Agent and Gibbs deputised for the Director at one point. So it's a stretch but as the team was designated Major Case Team i could see it work…
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Comment #29854411
No if you do a Phd at CERN or similar tier 1 institutions the pay there is often very low I found that for starting work at a world leading RnD organisation.
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Comment #29854024
Ex marine who was invalided out I seem to recall
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Comment #29854014
Well I kind of assume that the team is an Elite one - though the two people typing at the same time makes me cringe
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Comment #29853880
Its a major problem for armed forces have people with advanced skills are not going to work for NCO pay which is what the higher ups think we are.
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Comment #29853226
Its well known that family companies have difficulty lasting more than three generations exceptions Like Bacardi and Charles Wells are rare. Also based on my Uncles experience the …
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Comment #29846600
as the site says "The UK tax treatment for RSUs is similar to how your salary is taxed." The example shown on the site you quote has a 56.53% effective rate - don't forget you pay …
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Comment #29846536
HMRC Approved schemes only from Share Save through EMI (the gold standard) If you get RSU's in an American parent company your screwed its just income there's some calculations on …
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Comment #29831697
Ah sorry was looking with a UK perspective - the USA really doesn't want the little people accumulating capital does it.
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Comment #29829282
As you say your getting a much better tax advantage and can use capital Gains to reduce the tax rate. Though compared to the US the UK has much better treatment of "employee" share…
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Comment #29829092
And anyone that has an atypical route into that profession. I have also sacked an agency over this and they are on my personal "Call First" list so if I am recommending agencies th…
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Comment #29828991
But your change is actually misleading - allowing your biases doesn't help actual debate on the complex issues.
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Comment #29828770
Unfortunately some of early American politicians had some cranky ideas about central banks - which caused some economic depressions.
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Comment #29817306
As some one said the needs of the many out way the needs of the (rich) few. Also Aussies hate sports personalities who they perceive as breaking the rules ask an Australia a cricke…
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Comment #29816953
Firing people is not exactly hard in the USA.
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Comment #29816883
But they probably don't have a MSc like lot of F1 mechanics do.
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Comment #29813729
Or Women quit to take on more childcaring duties.
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Comment #29803798
They did in the UK
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Comment #29803791
Well HR and universities are going to you know actually do their damm job and make adjustments
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Comment #29803776
Really compare that to my dad and my uncles having to evacuated as the family house got hit by the Luftwaffe (lived near the biggest spitfire plant in the UK) Oh and my Paternal Gr…
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Comment #29803733
The NVA won the war eventually
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Comment #29572131
You would consider Homer "survivally unnecessary" (the poet not the cartoon character)
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Comment #29546406
I think here are still some test wave guides running along side the a13 near Ipswich that the BT/GPO lab at Martelsham laid.
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Comment #29523425
I had to do this a couple of times for our 11/40 (also running RT11) - the was a printed cheat sheet of the OCD (octal codded decimal) you had to toggle in then hit the load to adv…