Legal working age Puns

School is pretty fucking boring, and generally covers a lot more ground than it needs to for an average job.

>Any questions, class?
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>Why do I need to read Shakespeare to work at McDonalds?
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>Uhh, next question.

Money is better than school, and with the rates universities are charging nowadays - the more time you have to work and save, the better.

Also, kids spend money like idiots so it'd probably be super good for the economy.

Education? Meh. Do it on the weekends.

Money? Aw yeee.

(You know you're supposed to upvote if it's an unpopular idea, right?)

any jobs i can take in canada at 14

Hi all,

First post here, hope it is allowed.

My company has just announced that I would be allowed to work abroad for 2 weeks (they were previously quite strict with no work to be done abroad at all).

My wife and I are looking to go to Thailand for 4 weeks total and work remotely for 2 weeks and 2 weeks holiday on official annual leave.

We both work in the UK for UK based companies. I have an EU passport and my wife is dual nationality - Thai and British.

My company said that I could work from Thailand if I am able to provide proof that I have the legal right to work there. Its only 2 weeks remote work. Does being married to a Thai citizen allow work?

What proof can I provide? Does 2 weeks remote work for a foreign company not based on Thailand, constitute as "work" in Thai authorities eyes? perhaps if does not count as work, then I could refer to some law that says it and that could be the proof?

Many thanks in advance!

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Little backstory here. I started working here 2 years ago. Started out as an employee then into a "contractor". My mental health started declining after signing the contract 1 year ago and multiple incidents over the year that eventually manifested into full blown anxiety attacks and self doubt with reality. I'm looking for advice with how to proceed. I've spoken to a lawyer already and she's told me to get my mental health in control first. I feel like handling this situation and ending it will help with my mental health. My last shift was on Oct 26th, 2021 and now it's been 2 weeks and the time off hasn't helped. I broke down in front of my parents and siblings yesterday. The past 2 weeks I thought distracting myself with video games, lots of coffee and surrounding myself with books would help. I felt like all this was pointless and just numbing the pain. I have spoken with a few counselors and a psychologist. I think it's helping, but I have a lot on my mind currently. I would like to deal with this situation as I feel like I have some control on what I can do with this and would like your guys help.

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The way it's structured at our company is that our "Chiropractic Doctor" does consults and sells these protocols to address patients pain. He would jump in sometimes and do the treatments if we're too busy. He doesn't enjoy it at all. It's mainly the physio and me doing all of the treatments. He does the diagnoses, but most of the time they are all the same and sometimes incorrect. He diagnoses them all as strains/sprains. Even if it's ankle SPRAIN he would still write strain when clearly no muscles were strained. He would only diagnose them differently if we have a scan done. Since it's legally now on paper so he has too. He does this because he's either incompetent or wanting to finish the protocol and take the patients full amount of money. Now writing this all down now, it's really both..

I wrote a huge wall of text earlier after this paragraph and accidentally pressed an edit button and it cropped the half out. So I'm going to summarize what I wrote. I would like advice on what my options are other than lawyers at this point. I signed an unfair contract and did not know I was working with a narcissist. A lot of unethical practices going on at the clinic. I would like

I was wondering how porn works in countries like Germany where the age of consent is much lower, 14 I believe. In the states everything is 18+ would porn there be 14+?

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Can anyone tell me what’s the legal work age in Lebanon? I’d be very grateful if you can find me the part in the constitution translated perferably, thanks :}

I was on a work trip near Chicago and I had noticed that the Applebee's I had been to earlier had a host that looked like he was 12. Then when I went to check in, the hotel was doing some kind of 4th of July BBQ event, and the kid working the grill also looked about 12.

Then the check-in employee looked like she was 15. I was surprised, and meant to ask this 15 year old if there was a minimum legal age to work in this area.

Instead, I accidentally asked this 15 year-old-looking girl, “I'm sorry, but like, what is the age of consent here?"

So the age of consent in the US is 18 and the age of consent in Canada is 16 so if I went to Canada would I go by their legal age of consent or the US’s? I’m 15 atm and will me 16 in a month so if I went to Canada at the age of 16 would I go by Canada’s consent law?