You mean 35 mg of caffeine doesn’t do that to you. Food safety laws aren’t written for the average person they are written for the more vulnerable.
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It's a settlement. The amount of money is not that small, but it ends the investigation into whether drivers should be classified as employees rather than contractors. As the article states, their stock prices soared after this, that tells you everything you need to know.
It's fine for the first time, as long as it's followed up with the threat of an indefinite strike
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Ideally with the drivers inside
Coke belongs in your second list.
That’s great but the percentage of people who currently live in single family houses is much greater in the USA than in Germany.
If only the USA was building some solid laws protecting tenants…
Germany is a terrible comparison here. Home ownership in Germany is about 50%, true, much lower than the US’ 65%. However, the majority of those rentals are apartments rather than houses, since even small towns are highly densified, very unlike the USA. There are many state landlords which provide rentals at a very attractive price; it’s rare for people to spend more than 30% of their post-tax income on rent. Furthermore, there are extremely strong protections for renters, restrictions on rent increases, and they can renovate their apartments as they please. That’s very different from what American real estate corporations want.
The very scenario that quote came from was one of… Extensive, and disastrous, negotiation with terrorists. So, not much has changed.
It’s because of people like you that scientists get treated like crap. You also deserve to get paid for the things you create.
That’s the point, actually some people are extremely sensitive to caffeine, so it needs clear labelling. That labelling is not for you.