> Despite its rapid degeneration, America is still the free-est nation
in the world.
You got that right, Lady ! Except that
in view of "homeland security" you might
begin thinking "was" rather than 'is'.
> That is what makes its impending destruction so distressing -- there
is
nowhere to flee t
>Toni, If you are so dissatisified with the United States, have you ever
considered emigrating to another country? I'm sure your talents could =
be
better served elsewhere...
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
American by Birth and Southern by the Grace of God and Proud of Both.
It's not the *Sta
Do you know something I don't, Joy? Impending destruction?
You know, anyone can decline any benefits one is reluctant to accept or don't
feel they deserve.
B.A. in Roanoke, Virginia, who has earned everything she has, and has written
her Last Will Testament to begin, "Being of sound mind, I spent
At 01:19 AM 6/11/03 -0400, Clive and Betty Ann Rice wrote:
>Toni, If you are so dissatisified with the United States, have you ever
>considered emigrating to another country? I'm sure your talents could be
>better served elsewhere...
>Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
>American by Birth and Sou
Toni, If you are so dissatisified with the United States, have you ever
considered emigrating to another country? I'm sure your talents could be
better served elsewhere...
Betty Ann in Roanoke, Virginia USA
American by Birth and Southern by the Grace of God and Proud of Both.
Toni Hawryluk wrote:
>(Similar thing happened here with federal government and Bell Canada.
>Female clerical workers were much lower paid than male workers doing
>"jobs of equal value". The dispute went on for years and years and
>finally we were given our backpay (after about 14-16 years) and then
>we were paid inte
Similar thing happened here with federal government and Bell Canada. Female
clerical workers were much lower paid than male workers doing "jobs of equal
value". The dispute went on for years and years and finally we were given our
backpay (after about 14-16 years) and then we were paid interest o
On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 21:37:55 +0100, Jean wrote:
>We have a minimum wage, which is the same for both men and women, and a lot
>of companies just pay that. Where men and women do the same job and don't
>get paid the same, the employers usually have a different job title for what
>the women are doing e
As a teacher, I was on equal pay with the men. I was also not discriminated
against when it came to promotions and responsibilities. I think it's
similar with most professions based on qualifications, experience,
competence and length of service.
We have a minimum wage, which is the same for both
