+=yes
- =no
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the "...station of life" comment is a clear indication that they know exactly who is least likely to move for the company (longer tenured, older employees with deep roots in the communities they currently reside in).
Yes and to save money
I'm in a station of life in which I laugh at the stoopid dumarses running and ruining att for the past 14 years or so.
+=yes
Is this a way for AT&T to make me get rid of my horse because they won't let me ride my horse to work and bring it into the building? Sneaky.
So difficult to get AT&T workers to actually work.
Stop with the EEO discrimination BS. Get back to the office and do your job! Don't want to be told what to do, or where to do it from? QUIT!
It’s a way around a number of restrictions
What does quote from JS this tell you?
“Others may decide, given the station of life they are in, that they want to move in a different direction.”
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