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commodorifiedSo, let me get this straight:
You can't have abortions, contraception, or same-sex marriage, and people are still being jerks about female clergy, nevermind queer clergy, but y'all have to work Good Friday and Easter Monday and you don't even get time-and-a-half for it?
Ok, look. In the event that y'all ever do somehow end up with an Established Religion, may I just put in an extremely enthusiastic word for being ground under the merciless (Birkenstocked) heel of the Episcopalians/Anglicans/C of E?
You can't have abortions, contraception, or same-sex marriage, and people are still being jerks about female clergy, nevermind queer clergy, but y'all have to work Good Friday and Easter Monday and you don't even get time-and-a-half for it?
Ok, look. In the event that y'all ever do somehow end up with an Established Religion, may I just put in an extremely enthusiastic word for being ground under the merciless (Birkenstocked) heel of the Episcopalians/Anglicans/C of E?
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Date: 2012-04-07 07:48 pm (UTC)As a (non-union) reporter (most papers in the US are nonunion except for the press men), the only time I was allowed to have overtime was election night, for which I pulled a 40-hour shift. I didn't get overtime as a technical analyst (no need for it), or for any other job other than very rare instances where it was unavoidable. Actually, the most overtime I ever had was on the assembly line at General Motors.