With the way the economy is going right now I've found myself looking at more tags and boxes finding out where things are made before buying them. Of coarse I'm still stuck buying many ...
Im trying to find information on how Home Depot was back then till now...what new things have evolved in the company?? Sort of like compare and contrast....I need help!!?...
Additional Details "Lucrative in the right hands" sounds like for-profit, but not publicly traded, but you're still thinking just private when you include non-profit ...
I know this is stupid, but I am pissed and bored at the same time, so here it is. I ordered pizza hut delivery and it took 2 hours and 4 phone calls for it to get here. Then the delivery driver ...
I ordered a new cpu cooler on Tuesday from cclonline. They dispatched it on the same day as first class recorded delivery. It is now Thursday and i haven't got it and i have been in the house ...
A collection agency called my dad recently telling him that he owed $12000 and they threatened to take money off of his paycheck, his bank account, and even to take away his house and his cars, can ...
AIG had received support from the Government and not many people know what they do they are an investing company. I know that they are a main Sponsor of Formula 1. But the companies investors had ...
Thick glass will attenuate sound, so it could be a sound deadening scheme. I built armored cars, and they were very quiet inside even in a high noise environment.
RUSerious
I think it is. I, personally, would not take it as a good sign.
Craig H
It's actually quite normal - after all, the information they hold in there (particularly salary details) is very confidential, and it's really important they keep it that way. I've heard of at least one case where salary details were leaked and half the people who worked at the company quit because they realised how badly they were underpaid.
It would be a far worse thing if HR weren't being very protective of their information...
Gary
It's not common, but the the glass is for their protection. In December 2000, Michael McDermott went into the office and killed 7 co-workers because his wages were being garnished.
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