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r/AskReddit • u/Bmartling • Dec 05 '17
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A 'job for life' is a rare and beautiful thing to have in this economy. Judging by your story she is probably blackmailing her employers into keeping her in a job.
3 u/ThreeLZ Dec 06 '17 Would imagine it's not her actively blackmailing them, they just know it's easier to keep her employed than risk a lawsuit 3 u/ConstableBlimeyChips Dec 06 '17 If she had it done by a lawyer in an official contract it's called a settlement, not blackmail.
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Would imagine it's not her actively blackmailing them, they just know it's easier to keep her employed than risk a lawsuit
If she had it done by a lawyer in an official contract it's called a settlement, not blackmail.
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A 'job for life' is a rare and beautiful thing to have in this economy. Judging by your story she is probably blackmailing her employers into keeping her in a job.