Hunter property

I fucked my aunt there a long time ago lol.

Has anyone not?

No

If they enforced that then they couldn't mow down homeless people off duty in their big personal vehicles

nice

Elvis

yeah, I thought so. it couldn’t have been mine

No, my mom

stepchild

Your mom.

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I, fortunately, was not impacted. However, there was only one location. We had no janitorial staff because the students did all the cleaning. The only staff were teachers and office workers.

In the one location or all locations? And full time is counted as anyone working over 20 hours a week and employed for at least 6 months in the act. If the owner only closed the one location, then you should be able to move to another or else they risk other liabilities. Regardless go to the DoE and get a claim started if you are impacted by this shutdown.

As far as I'm aware, the students have been compensated for the loss. However, I am unsure what's going to happen for the staff.

There was maybe 15 full time employees, if that.

The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act requires a 60 day notice. But only covers those with 100 full time employees or more. I do not know the set up this for profit school used, so I can not guess if they fall under that. But, you should defiantly speak to someone at the department of employment security ASAP. They can at least get a claim started and retraining going if needed.

I agree! I had gone to that school for 7 months, and it felt obvious that it was going downhill. I just still wish they would've given students and staff a warning before shutting down...

Sunshine!

Wow that's some pretty poor decision making on their part. They just burnt any bridges they may have had with their now former students and staff. And, potentially violated numerous laws. Managment looking out for management yet again.

I wish the best of luck to all of the staff and students impacted. I hope they quickly recover and find better places.

Is this the one on Glenstone?

Your right they defiantly didn't do anything to help women suffragettes or the civil rights movement. /S

In fact to prove you wrong here is a list of marches that changed history.

The Boston Tea Party

Stonewall

The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

Anti-Vietnam War protest in Washington, DC

Me too!

You might be able to get the fee waived by filling out an In Forma Pauperis application.

Here is a link directly to the form.

I don't see people bring that up often, so I'm not sure if it's common knowledge. I'm also not sure what the state considers "too poor" to pay for a name change, but it's worth a shot to save the money imo

Maintenance is absolutely awful. It’s like pulling teeth to get them to fix anything and their properties are old. Fred, the manager, has been an asshole to us on several occasions threatening to raise the rent if we are to be provided with replacements for their broken appliances.