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Occulus Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Sep-26-05 09:48 AM
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14. Your last statement is a bit revealing
Edited on Mon Sep-26-05 09:51 AM by kgfnally
considering employers violate contracts daily and are subject to little or no consequence.

By your logic, I could claim that the employer ought to lose his business- the actual business itself- for violating the contract.

I believe if you had read the entire thread you would then know that I am not talking about legal issues here, but rather how the true nature of such a relationship as I describe c ould be perhaps enforced or even established under law.

Your response was brittle. Are you having a bad day?
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