This would be a great but I can't see a majority getting on board

If only it was April 1st...

Dislike. Sounds like a way to subtly influence consumer choices to select more expensive options. Or for a larger company to pay to have their item preferred and squeeze out smaller competitors. Which is what Google does with it's search results.

It could also be a good stepping stone for further migrations. I can see why a whole OS and software migration might get rolled back (too much change at once for notoriously old and stuck in their ways German bureaucracy) but maybe email first can be a catalyst for "it's not that scary/difficult" and further steps can follow!

I intentionally installed the Win7 or Win10 image viewer on Win11 a few years ago and it was so simple and worked really well! The Win11 viewer is terrible

Issues with surgical mesh are well known. Women who complained were often dismissed by their male doctors/surgeons. Further into the article it talks about 30 women per month calling into a registry that has been established.

So it's not solely due to one woman's experience.

Too depressing to think about :(

Lol

It's just pushing me even further to the orft than I already am 😅

That does sound ripe for abuse. Probably opens up other opportunities for other sectors to start to classify people as contractors as well

I guess it is. I'd be really interested to know if it's the case in Germany/France. I know Uber is banned because they can't classify drivers as contractors, so I wonder if delivery companies face any of the same restrictions.

And maybe I wouldn't mind so much but my delivery route is kinda rural, so I'm delivering to Trump supporters and it's the combination of factors that get to me.

I started working for UPS as a delivery driver in the USA and I am so surprised (and also sadly not surprised) at just how bad it is. Not just how demanding the work is, but:

• no benefits (health insurance, retirement, unemployment) for the first six months
• no access to medical leave (I planned a surgery before getting the job, and when asking for unpaid leave the response was "the optics aren't good, can you come in the day after?")
• tons of unpaid work before/after shift
• not getting paid if we leave the facility early (tried adjusting the start time myself once and they changed it back right away, although this is a certain manager I think)

Maybe I am spoilt after living and working in NZ and Europe, but it just seems so insane and such a horrible way to treat people.

Also I am dreams/nightmares about trying to find things quickly (like a package in a package car) or being stuck while driving 😅