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 What action can be taken if....?
can a company dismiss somone if they were talking about a director behind there back? is there any legal clause stating this?...


 What is the best area of law to practice?
money?
fulfillment?
family time?
co-workers?
workload?
interesting work?
fun?

Any insight will suffice...
Obviously can't be the best of all ...


 Should I become a lawyer?
Here's the skinny: I'm 25. I made good grades in school and went to college for a time before I dropped out. I have a relatively successful career in Marketing, but it isn't exactly ...


 Harassment and/or victimisation, (UK)?
I'm having "problems" with a manager at work. Without wishing to appear paranoid, he is out to get me.

By definition harassment or victimisation has to be more than one ...


 I was fired......sry i didnt give enough info when i asked before.?
ok well heres how the story goes, i was hired to work 3 days a week, sat.- mon. one week later they were like "other empoyer" is going out of town, would you be able to cover for her, i ...


 Wrongful accusation cost my job?
I've just been resently let go from a firm...their base for firing meb was b/c a security guard that works in the building where the clients are, stated that I threw something at him (which is ...


 I was told that in the state of California, you have only 72 hours for disciplinary action. Is that true?
If someone has done something that warrants disciplinary action, such as a write up, then you have only 72 hours after the incident to provide the employee with that write up. I have an employee who ...


 Is it legal to rent a apartment without telling them that the previous tenant died there?
Washington
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it was a ...


 Job hunting/public assistance while on FMLA leave?
One of my friends and I have been going back and forth about this for the past hour, and we are dying for an answer!
If you take and unpaid FMLA leave from you job, can you apply for public ...


 What kind of lawyer would I need to get if a employer lied to unemployment so i wont get my benefits?
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Elections in Russia: funny and meaningless
Boris Kagarlitsky: Today only foreigners and state bureaucracy still interesază Russian elections. Even those who by nature of their job are involved in the process they perceive as being absurd, funny and meaningless. Why choose us? A funny body which we call the State Duma, which even formal, according to the letter of the Constitution, has no power other than the approved government initiatives? Even in the early 1990s, when the Duma was dominated by so-called opposition have not things been different. Administration selects between the parties and candidates have a choice. And given this choice, there is no one better than United Russia Party. Not because his list is somewhat better, but because others are just clowns. There were some funny clowns, such as Vladimir Zhirinovsky, but people were tired of him, and he is aging.

It is the vote, though?

Most Russians do not vote at all. The main purpose of election fraud in Russia is changing the results, but also improve the participation rate. Those who come mostly vote for United Russia. Those who are not pro-United Russia is not uncomfortable to go to the polls.

Why many young people choose to join United Russia and its youth organizations?

It's a funny question. You have some people who have the chance to take a job in administration or other state-controlled institution. To receive this job, you must be a member of one of these organizations. It's very simple. Works the same system as in communist times. The difference is that in 1970 or 1980 there were grounds to take seriously the communist ideology. But now the Russian state has no ideology that can take it seriously.

Why not offer a credible alternative Russian opposition?

There is opposition in Russian politics. There are just some clowns paid by the government and some former bureaucrats who for various reasons liberals have lost their jobs and want to recover them.

We can imagine a scenario like that of revolutionary Arab Spring in Russia? The economic downturn could shake the political system from scratch?

The changes will be dramatic and is likely to be violent. The main issues will be addressed are social. Must stop the destruction of health and education system should be rebuilt infrastructure and public services devastated by neoliberalism. In fact, it is something to be done in most countries of the world, from America to Egypt. Of course, there is an overriding need to renationalise energy, oil and gas production - these big corporations that public welfare wrinkle making it in private or foreign assets. Are involved here and so-called "state corporations" which in reality are not state-controlled and operate as private companies not affiliated with the government only, but even controlling government. WTO negotiations should be discontinued. That's really what people want. And, of course, most current political elites must make a very long trip to explore the North. If we do this, there will not ever democracy and rule of law in Russia.

Director of the Institute for Globalization and Social Movements in Moscow, Boris Kagarlitsky is a well-known commentator on Russian politics and society. Is author of books like Empire of the Periphery: Russia and the World System (Pluto Press, 2008) Russia Under Yeltsin And Putin or: Neo-Liberal Autocracy (TNI / Pluto, 2002).


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