mrfence
33 minutes ago
OMG! On page 601, Agenda 25 stands up for the rights of workers to organize 🫨
Injunctive Relief and Worker Organizing Activities. Within the confines
of the more reasonable definition of protected concerted activity described above,
the NLRB should increase its pursuit of reinstatement injunctions. Firing work?ers engaged in concerted activity has an immediate chilling effect on organizing,
but remedies under the NLRA typically come only much later and amount only
to backpay. In NLRA section 10( j), Congress empowered the NLRB to obtain
temporary injunctions that immediately reinstate workers to their jobs in these
circumstances. This provides a more meaningful remedy to the worker and creates
a significant deterrent to unfair labor practices, because prompt reinstatement will
tend to reinforce the legitimacy of the organizing effort. The NLRB overwhelmingly
prevails when pursuing an injunction, succeeding 100 percent of the time in 2020
and 91 percent of the time in 2021.
Golfbum22
2 hours ago
Been long since around 2010, too long
new admin will fix this is the general consensus, especially with Paulson, Ackman, Musk, and the other guy-lol
I think, rather know form years of this coordinated price take down that we are being held below Yuma and will be until news real news comes
the evil banksters won't stop until the new sheriff is in charge(Thx M Fence for that one-lol)
so we have sometime soon after January 20th to get great news, hopefully fix is started and done 2025
I seriously doubt the new admin will play any cards before and allow the other side to torpedo anything
Go FnF
navycmdr
3 hours ago
The public companies with the 'most bored' workforces
Dec. 10, 2024 By: Carla Mozee, SA News Editor
https://seekingalpha.com/news/4382455-list-public-companies-bored-workforce-employees-online-casino-site-fortune-500-analyze-reviews
7. Fannie Mae (OTCQB:FNMA) - Finance. Bored Score: 93.45.
SA Quant Rating: 4.97
Telling your boss that your job is boring is not a great idea, but an online casino games
site has gauged which Fortune 500 companies could perhaps use an injection of
fun and entertainment.
PlayUSA cheekily set its sights on Fortune 500 companies in sifting through +2.4M
Glassdoor reviews to analyze where are the “most bored employees” in America.
“We know how beneficial online casino games can be to offer a quick brain break
anytime throughout the workday,” was the angle from PlayUSA.
The list of the top 100 major companies with the “most bored workforce” was
compiled with PlayUSA specifically searching for reviews that mentioned keywords
about experiencing boredom. RTX (RTX), which is formerly Raytheon,
grocer Albertsons (ACI), and insurer Progressive (PGR) landed atop the list.
“With a cool name like ‘aerospace and defense,’ you probably wouldn’t have
guessed that the industry ranked as the most boring to work in, with an average
bored score of 92.42,” PlayUSA said. “Although this industry focuses on the
design, development, and production of all different types of air and spacecraft,
it’s apparently not always as fun as it would seem.”
Ouch.
Here’s PlayUSA’s full list – feel free to take it with several tablespoons of salt,
read it with amusement or disregard altogether. Below are the top 10 publicly
traded companies on the list with their industries, PlayUSA’s “Bored Score”
from 0-100, and SA’s Quant Ratings:
1. RTX (RTX) - Aerospace & Defense - Bored Score: 98.26. SA Quant Rating: U4.83
2. Albertsons (ACI) - Retail - Bored Score: 97.64. SA Quant Rating: 2.90
3. Progressive (PGR) - Insurance - Bored Score: 97.10. SA Quant Rating: 4.87
4. U.S. Bancorp (USB) - Banking - Bored Score: 94.06. SA Quant Rating: 3.45
5. Paccar (PCAR) - Automotive - Bored Score: 93.80. SA Quant Rating: 3.04
6. TJX (TJX) - Retail - Bored Score: 93.45. SA Quant Rating: 4.83
7. Fannie Mae (OTCQB:FNMA) - Finance. Bored Score: 93.45. SA Quant Rating: 4.97
8. Travelers (TRV) - Insurance. Bored Score: 92.95. SA Quant Rating: 4.77
9. Elevance Health (ELV) - Insurance. Bored Score: 92.76. SA Quant Rating: 2.75
10. Spectrum - part of Charter (CHTR) - Telecommunications - Bored Score: 92.42.
SA Quant Rating: 3.34
trunkmonk
4 hours ago
Good, actually it’s a complement. As I have found most people that are left in the investment world, including every sector out there, are partially illiterate, couldn’t write a final paper, or reason through fundamental finance and investing, if their life depended on it.