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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 669902" data-attributes="member: 23950">Re: Obamanation here todayquote=tieguy;669861]I&#039;m not sure things are really that different in Canada. The real differences are probably inside the head of a canadian who was fired for drinking on the job and who is presently taking a long vacation in florida while sucking up unemployment.</blockquote>Just too bad, I don&#039;t have a wife, that I knocked up a few times, so she could collect maternity leave, (unemployment bennies here).&nbsp;But, I&#039;m sure everyone on here is single and never collected those funds<img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/sad-very.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":sad-very:" title="Sad Very&nbsp; &nbsp; :sad-very:" data-shortname=":sad-very:" />&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes, nothing here is company related. Not healthcare, not pension.We work hourly or for a salary, and that&#039;s it.&nbsp;More of a private sector here. ( meaning you work, and save for your own retirement).Nothing requires you to keep a job here, besides seniorty and vacation time.In Europe or even Australia, Vacation time is based on age, and not senority time.&nbsp;Very simple: The older you are, the more vacation you get. And age discrimation laws are very strict. Nevermind, they may bring more knowledge then a young person.&nbsp;Anyone, that invests in it&#039;s company..... well, they should know what they are doing.Like, I said, our retirement funds are not invested thru a company, but personal banking. Besides, a small Teamsters Plan of $50/mth per year service.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="klein, post: 669902, member: 23950"] [b]Re: Obamanation here today[/b] quote=tieguy;669861][COLOR=blue]I'm not sure things are really that different in Canada. The real differences are probably inside the head of a canadian who was fired for drinking on the job and who is presently taking a long vacation in florida while sucking up unemployment.[/COLOR][/quote] Just too bad, I don't have a wife, that I knocked up a few times, so she could collect maternity leave, (unemployment bennies here). But, I'm sure everyone on here is single and never collected those funds:sad-very: Yes, nothing here is company related. Not healthcare, not pension. We work hourly or for a salary, and that's it. More of a private sector here. ( meaning you work, and save for your own retirement). Nothing requires you to keep a job here, besides seniorty and vacation time. In Europe or even Australia, Vacation time is based on age, and not senority time. Very simple: The older you are, the more vacation you get. And age discrimation laws are very strict. Nevermind, they may bring more knowledge then a young person. Anyone, that invests in it's company..... well, they should know what they are doing. Like, I said, our retirement funds are not invested thru a company, but personal banking. Besides, a small Teamsters Plan of $50/mth per year service. [/QUOTE]

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