Move along; nothing to see here

[Baron Scicluna]

You got to bet CNHI brass were partying in Miami into Monday.

Just so you guys know, Nick Saban benefits from your furloughs.

Absurd as it may be.

There you go again Dog, participating in class warfare.

 

[slotman1]

unfortunately, the other side is winning.

 

[Mark2010]

Hey, my car got broken into outside our building one night while I was at work. I made a cursory inquiry to HR about any sort of coverage and --- to no surprise at all --- was told they don't cover anything like that. I really didn't expect them to. Nor would I expect them to cover anything if I was driving to a work-related assignment.

I really don't know how it would work if I were driving a company car.

 

[Colton]

In my tenure at my shop, my car has been broken into three times.

The most I've ever received in compensation? An, "I'm sorry about your car," from my boss. Once.

 

[Mark2010]

I suspect most workplaces are like that. If you for Big Law Firm and park in a downtown garage, do they cover losses or damages? I have never heard of such.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

In my tenure at my shop, my car has been broken into three times.

The most I've ever received in compensation? An, "I'm sorry about your car," from my boss. Once.

You could use that as precedent if your shop tried to fire you for your driving record. Either your car and your record are their concern, or it's not.

 

[Riptide]

I suspect most workplaces are like that. If you for Big Law Firm and park in a downtown garage, do they cover losses or damages? I have never heard of such.

The downtown garage is a separate business, is it not?

 

[Colton]

Am I being paranoid for waking up every day, almost too afraid to look at my cell messages or email for fear of getting word still more cuts have been made, or I am being let go or my shop has padlocks on its doors?

For some reason, try as I might, I find myself unable to shake this sense of foreboding.

 

[slotman1]

Your paranoia is probably quite well-founded, given the brutal way the Alabama overlords dropped the 20 day-after-election layoffs at the North of Boston properties. Nobody outside the executive suite got any warning, and people who busted their asses on election night were rewarded with a "Thanks, don't bother coming back." I'd expect nothing less from the cynical bastards when they get around to your shop

Probably won't be all that long; I'm not hearing the industry revenue picture is getting any better, and they've got first-quarter numbers to hit.

 

[Mark2010]

Am I being paranoid for waking up every day, almost too afraid to look at my cell messages or email for fear of getting word still more cuts have been made, or I am being let go or my shop has padlocks on its doors?

For some reason, try as I might, I find myself unable to shake this sense of foreboding.

Honestly, mate, I've been there. I know what a horrible feeling it is that you are describing. It colors every part of your life and makes you feel miserable. Miserable to the point that when the other shoe finally does drop, you actually feel relieved.

Get out when you can, preferably on your own terms. I can't imagine these cockroaches paying the serfs enough to justify the constant misery and walking-on-eggshells feeling. I understand that people need to make a living and that other jobs suck, too. But good luck in finding something better.

 

[Colton]

Your paranoia is probably quite well-founded, given the brutal way the Alabama overlords dropped the 20 day-after-election layoffs at the North of Boston properties. Nobody outside the executive suite got any warning, and people who busted their asses on election night were rewarded with a "Thanks, don't bother coming back." I'd expect nothing less from the cynical bastards when they get around to your shop

Probably won't be all that long; I'm not hearing the industry revenue picture is getting any better, and they've got first-quarter numbers to hit.

Not much left to cut at my shop. About the only left to do would be to follow the lead of others and reduce the number of days we publish. I'm amazed our four-letter parent company hasn't gotten around to following that lead, yet.

 

[Colton]

Am I being paranoid for waking up every day, almost too afraid to look at my cell messages or email for fear of getting word still more cuts have been made, or I am being let go or my shop has padlocks on its doors?

For some reason, try as I might, I find myself unable to shake this sense of foreboding.

Honestly, mate, I've been there. I know what a horrible feeling it is that you are describing. It colors every part of your life and makes you feel miserable. Miserable to the point that when the other shoe finally does drop, you actually feel relieved.

Get out when you can, preferably on your own terms. I can't imagine these cockroaches paying the serfs enough to justify the constant misery and walking-on-eggshells feeling. I understand that people need to make a living and that other jobs suck, too. But good luck in finding something better.

Thanks, Mark. You've described the emotions I'm dealing with on an every-day basis better than I. Not much fun... if any.