[AK]

I am not a Whitman supporter BUT …

The letter sent to Whitman by the SSA regarding the maid’s SSN specifically states: “This letter … is not a basis, in and of itself, for you to take any adverse actions against the employee … Any employer that uses the information in this letter to justify taking adverse action against an employee may violate state or federal law and be subject to legal consequences.”

AND … While employers are required to complete a Form I-9 attesting that the employee provided “facially valid” proof of identity and eligibility to work, It is ILLEGAL to arbitrarily reject valid or valid-looking documents, or to demand more proof than the law requires. That constitutes discrimination based on immigration status, national origin, etc.

3. The government makes mistakes too. I’d hate to be summarily dismissed because some agency sent my employer a nastygram by mistake. Worse than the time my high school report card got screwed up.

[AK]

The listing is now marked as pending. OK, which one of you bought it? 🙂

[AK]

The listing is now marked as pending. OK, which one of you bought it? 🙂

[AK]

The listing is now marked as pending. OK, which one of you bought it? 🙂

[AK]

The listing is now marked as pending. OK, which one of you bought it? 🙂

[AK]

The listing is now marked as pending. OK, which one of you bought it? 🙂

[AK]

Maybe we’re not seeing classic “inflation” in the same sense that the recession is officially “over” … but yeah I don’t see prices as uniformly stable or dropping across the board either.

Copper and nickel prices are way up again, presumably due to speculation and Chinese stockpiling. Same with food prices — down from ridiculous heights of the 2008 grain bubble, but definitely going up again.

[AK]

Maybe we’re not seeing classic “inflation” in the same sense that the recession is officially “over” … but yeah I don’t see prices as uniformly stable or dropping across the board either.

Copper and nickel prices are way up again, presumably due to speculation and Chinese stockpiling. Same with food prices — down from ridiculous heights of the 2008 grain bubble, but definitely going up again.

[AK]

Maybe we’re not seeing classic “inflation” in the same sense that the recession is officially “over” … but yeah I don’t see prices as uniformly stable or dropping across the board either.

Copper and nickel prices are way up again, presumably due to speculation and Chinese stockpiling. Same with food prices — down from ridiculous heights of the 2008 grain bubble, but definitely going up again.

[AK]

Maybe we’re not seeing classic “inflation” in the same sense that the recession is officially “over” … but yeah I don’t see prices as uniformly stable or dropping across the board either.

Copper and nickel prices are way up again, presumably due to speculation and Chinese stockpiling. Same with food prices — down from ridiculous heights of the 2008 grain bubble, but definitely going up again.

[AK]

Maybe we’re not seeing classic “inflation” in the same sense that the recession is officially “over” … but yeah I don’t see prices as uniformly stable or dropping across the board either.

Copper and nickel prices are way up again, presumably due to speculation and Chinese stockpiling. Same with food prices — down from ridiculous heights of the 2008 grain bubble, but definitely going up again.

[AK]

[quote=bearishgurl]
AK, I am seriously considering retiring in Norcal. I don’t think the popular “San Rafael” listing you posted here is subject to fumes from “the 101”.
[/quote]

True the house itself is a couple of miles from the freeway. But the 101 itself is a frickin nightmare. That much hasn’t changed since I was a kid 🙂

[AK]

[quote=bearishgurl]
AK, I am seriously considering retiring in Norcal. I don’t think the popular “San Rafael” listing you posted here is subject to fumes from “the 101”.
[/quote]

True the house itself is a couple of miles from the freeway. But the 101 itself is a frickin nightmare. That much hasn’t changed since I was a kid 🙂

[AK]

[quote=bearishgurl]
AK, I am seriously considering retiring in Norcal. I don’t think the popular “San Rafael” listing you posted here is subject to fumes from “the 101”.
[/quote]

True the house itself is a couple of miles from the freeway. But the 101 itself is a frickin nightmare. That much hasn’t changed since I was a kid 🙂

[AK]

[quote=bearishgurl]
AK, I am seriously considering retiring in Norcal. I don’t think the popular “San Rafael” listing you posted here is subject to fumes from “the 101”.
[/quote]

True the house itself is a couple of miles from the freeway. But the 101 itself is a frickin nightmare. That much hasn’t changed since I was a kid 🙂

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