“He had worked for about 18 years at Bayer Inc., a company with divisions including pharmaceuticals and agriculture, operating in Germany, the United States and Canada, including Winnipeg.”
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could be a good jumpstart. who knows?
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Apparently the employer is worried; the employee might infect himself,
by breathing in his own breath.
So they fired him; to protect him, from his own damn self.
Very corporate in its logic.
Where logic = money & power, and absolutely nothing else.
Very corporate speak.
Now, all they need is a corporate form of: [just us] corporations.
Suit[s] dismissed! [back to their offices].
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A little off track here, but I wonder if any of the vax makers purchased life insurance for their employees with the manufacturer as the beneficiary. I seem to recall some discussion on this website a few years ago about such a scheme involving a corporation whose name escapes me.
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@bluenose
A friend of mine whose husband worked for Bayer and died of cancer years ago at 58 years old missed a large part of his pension because he died before 60. He and Bayer paid in for extra-pension advantages.
A scheme a lot of multi-nationals ascribed to as an extra legal way of pimping pension in Belgium at least.
Maybe they want to maximize vacination to elleviate themselves of paying those advantages.
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Yes.
I believe the Banksters led to way onto this “life insurance” route[666].
I wonder how many read: The Terms and Conditions
The devil being in the details.
Oh goodie; another employee, dead.
Ka Ching!
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