Thank you Siko for answering.
That's a mix of "curiosity" (for the benefits, pensions and so on) and
of "concern" (on the responsibility side of things).
Wikimedia France received several legal complaints in the past few years
and the frequency is increasing. The inventivity and the boldness
I'm asking from a purely good faith perspective, by the way: I tend to deal
with HR here at WMUK, and I'll be dealing with it more and more in future.
The more I know about how other Wikimedia orgs do things, Tyre better :-)
Richard Symonds
On May 21, 2012 7:09 PM, "Richard Symonds"
wrote:
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I must admit to being curious, as do at least two others i've spoken to
about this. With no benefits and no pensions, and what seems like hazy
employment rights that vary from state to state (not to mention fellows
from overseas) and person to person, this does seem a little odd. How much
notice ar
Hi Florence,
I guess I didn't do a very good job addressing these questions in the
earlier thread, so I'll try one more time :-)
Fellowships are temporary roles, so they are not treated as full time staff
positions. They do not receive retirement benefits, and generally the
paperwork setup and as
