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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
Not baja related |
Probably not, but it's part of the drama that influences all of Mexico, including Baja. We would do ourselves a disservice to ignore any part of it
only because it runs into a state border.
I propose a new guideline.....if anywhere in a state, or a country, or even a continent, a Fish Taco is sold, it's Baja related.
That's the way Rick Bayless would have things....I'm sure.
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BillP
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Looks like she's been fired for being AWOL
CNN link
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Woooosh
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Quote: | Originally posted by BillP
Looks like she's been fired for being AWOL
CNN link |
You think they have a replacement lined up?
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
You think they have a replacement lined up? |
No need. She can do the job online. I mean...what did she do?
Nothing. Had she done anything, she'd be dead.
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Dave
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Quote: | Originally posted by BillP
Looks like she's been fired for being AWOL
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You can fire a Mexican for not showing up for work?
Since when?
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Woooosh
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Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
Quote: | Originally posted by BillP
Looks like she's been fired for being AWOL
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You can fire a Mexican for not showing up for work?
Since when? |
OMG!
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by bajaeng
May sound funny, but there is some actual truth to this question. |
Actually, a lot of truth.
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DENNIS
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I just aquired a copy of all Mexico Labor Laws, English and Spanish.
I'll start a thread a bit later and show everybody what it's all about. It is the most available source of law here that I have seen.....most fields.
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monoloco
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A friend of mine was put into a catch22 situation when one of his tour boat captains was drinking on the job, under Mexican maritime law that was
illegal but under Mexican labor law that was not grounds for termination.
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Dave
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Looking forward to it
Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
I just aquired a copy of all Mexico Labor Laws, English and Spanish.
I'll start a thread a bit later and show everybody what it's all about. |
Your average tourist or expat has no idea how efd up Mexican labor law really is.
The #1 reason why Mexico is, and will remain the America's stepchild.
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DENNIS
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Welllll....OK. I'll do this now.
There's a bi-national attorney in TJ named Glenn McBride. I'll let him introduce himself:
http://www.glennmcbride.com/
Glenn offers Mexican Law in three forms...PDF File, CD, and print. I came across his site a while back:
http://www.mexicanlaws.com/
I recently ordered and received his publication of the Mexico Labor Laws, 265 pages [+-] in two languages. The price for this section of law is $120
dollars and just to answer a million old questions, I would have paid more.
Other areas of law which he covers are listed on his site and once you start digging around, you'll see the value of his hard work offered here.
"Everything you ever wondered about the laws of Mexico."
He also practices Immigration Law and in the future I would like to see an "Ask Glenn" forum here for the many questions that come up and remain
unanswered.
It has to be kept in mind that Glenn is a professional and not primarily concerned with handing out free advice. It would be up to him to strike his
balance.
Later today, I'll give this topic it's own thread. Right now, it's beer time.
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LaloinBaja
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Anyone really surprised?? Hope she and her family will survive Lalo
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