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Why? Well, nearly a quarter of adults have been fired or threatened with losing their jobs for taking time off to recover from
being sick or caring for a sick family member, according to Family Values at Work.
Can you really get fired for calling in sick? Essentially,
yes, you can be fired for calling in sick. If your absences are not protected by the
Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) (which entitles you to take unpaid, job-protected leaves of absence for situations like childbirth or
"serious" health conditions), the Americans With Disabilities Act or a state-level
paid sick leave law, you can be fired. It's important to note that the definition of "serious" is often debatable - while the
FMLA won't cover your typical cold, if your cold evolves into a hospitalizing
case of pneumonia, that's serious. Some of the aforementioned states only require small
employers to provide at least unpaid instead of paid
sick leave, and accrual rates vary between the states.
Most secure email providers offer some level of end-to-end
encryption, which protects emails between servers and
in the inbox itself. Protonmail: Based in Switzerland and protected by strict Swiss privacy
laws, this service offers end-to-end encryption and a
zero-knowledge policy, meaning even they don't know who you are.
Hushmail: Geared toward small businesses and healthcare providers, this German-based company offers secure online intake forms and deletes the sender's IP address
from heading metadata. Tutanote: Secure email for everyone is their claim, and they prove it by offering end-to-end encryption on everything,
including subject lines and contact lists. For those looking to send anonymous emails without a trace,
you'll need to download a VPN. A virtual private network
is an encrypted connection between servers. To send a fully anonymous email, not only should the
sender name be hidden and the contents encrypted, but the IP address, sender location, and
metadata need to be untraceable as well. With Avast SecureLine VPN, you
can mask your real location and IP address and connect to
the internet from one of dozens of different server locations around the world.
You can specify specific types of information that you want to receive
from vendors when they reply to (bid on) a request for
quotation (RFQ). Fields that you mark as default are included on the
online form provided for vendor collaboration. 1. If you haven't already done so, use the
Feature management page to enable the Select RFQ fields to include in vendor RFQ reply forms feature.
Procurement and sourcing parameters. 3. Open the Request for quotation tab.
4. Select the Default requests for quotation reply fields link
under the Set up default values for requests for quotations heading.
5. The Default request for quotation reply fields dialog
box opens. 6. The RFQ fields included in vendor RFQ reply forms section includes a slider for
each field that is available for use in RFQ reply forms.
Fields set to Yes in this section will be included (together with their values) in RFQ reply forms.
You can also browse other video feeds or upload pre-recorded media.
Other options include joining group discussions
focused on a particular topic or inviting your friends to join Stickam.
Or you can choose to fill out your profile information. Your Stickam profile will look familiar to you if you've used other social networking sites.
You can fill out information about yourself, upload
a profile picture and make changes to your account settings.
That's enough talk about user accounts -- let's get to the streaming
video! Like many sites, Stickam takes advantage of the Facebook Connect service.
Newcomers to Stickam can create a profile by logging in using their Facebook profile information. Stickam
will send status updates to the new member's Facebook account automatically so that Facebook friends
know when the new user is broadcasting live on Stickam.
But the process is actually complicated. Here's a bird's-eye
view of how Stickam delivers live streaming video.
First, you start with the video source.
I was accepted and a card was delivered to my
home. I had a question about validating the card and i found a well-hid place on their website where one can submit a question. A few minutes later
i got a reply by email that informed me of something totally
irrelevant to my case: rules for crossing overland from Mexico in a private car.
The reply had clearly been assembled by another software "bot" that didn't understand my simple question. In late 2019 i
requested some help from Paypal. It was a simple question, but i made the mistake
of asking it via their "message" system. The reply obviously came from a "bot": as it is often the case with
bots, the reply had absolutely nothing to do with my question.
I tried to re-word the question a few times, but the bot kept misunderstanding.
Eventually, it reached the conclusion that i was not able to access my account.
Paypal doesn't communicate via email: you can write
a message to tech and read a message from tech only after you access your account.
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