Would I be the AH if I told my husband that either both of us go to the wedding or none of us do. My husband’s childhood friend is getting married and for the past 10 years I have also been friends with both the person getting married and the fiancé. My husband wants to go to the wedding alone because he says it is easier to put on a fake smile if I am not there. We are going through marital problems due to his depression. To me if it is so hard for him to pretend for one night, then there are clearly serious relationships issues. Which I think we need to work out. So I am thinking of tell him that if we can’t go together then we should both not be going and be spending that time and every t
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Has anyone had a UN HR specialist view their LinkedIn profile. If so how long after the viewing did it take for someone to reach out for an assessment or interview?
This AITAH is for parents only with small children. So AITAH for how I reacted. I took my two toddlers to a public park that had a free splash pad. My kids had no shirt on because it was too hot. A single male with no kids early 30s showed up and just sat there and watched the kids. He stayed for hours. A few times he raised his phone up and appeared to have taken photos of the kids. He sat on the benches closest to all the kids.
I took the kids home and came back to confront the guy because I suspected him to have pictures of my kids on his phone. Anyway I asked him if he was taking pictures of the kids and I asked to see him photos on his phone. He kept refusing. So I got loud and accuse
Online calculator shows that my expected living allowance is $2,650/month X 24 months = $63,600 Then the additional family allowance says $450/month X 24 months = $10,800 since I have more than 2 dependents. $4000/entrance allowance $225/month exit allowance X 24 months = $5,400. In total for 24 months I would make $83,200 for 24 months or $41,600 per year. Is there any fees that get taken out of that money? Because $41,600 USD without taxes or anything taken out of it is pretty good. That equals to making $75,000 Canadian salary with taxes and all other fees taken out. Because $41,600 usd is approximately $56,000 cad. $75,000 CAD salary is only $56,000 after taxes and all other f
So there are two salary ranges posted on a job: 1) the hiring range; and 2) the salary band (i.e., the maximum the lifetime position could attain). Example: hiring range 110,00-160,000 but hiring band 110,000-200,000. I was just wondering if I can ask for a starting salary of 170,000 above the starting salary advertised but within the salary band? My reasoning for asking for a higher salary is because I would only leave my current job for a pay increase and don’t want to waste my time interviewing to move laterally.
Are you required to allow your students to make up missed work, if they have a medical note? What if the note covers weeks worth of missed material? Do I have to legally accept the work late? Will the Dean/chair side with a student who had a valid doctors note?
What are my legal rights as a tenant:
The landlord is claiming that she is out money for not being able to rent out the place I moved out of because I did not provide access.
- Is it my responsibility (the tenant) to provide a key to the property management company or is it the landlords responsibility to provide a key?
- How much notice does the property management company have to give me for showings?
- Can a property management company legally act on behalf of the landlord without a written contract? Like if the landlord just verbally asked if the property management can take over the property, without confirming they were hiring them. (The reason for this question is because, I bel
I am a professional in my field. I am not really looking to jump ships because I am quite happy with everything at my current job. However, I know the quickest way to increase salary is to change jobs. So is it rude for me to say that I have an amazing salary and benefits and would only consider interviewing for a role with the company I apply to if they have something better to offer. Like how do I say that without coming off as entitled. My dilemma is I’m willing to jump ship for the right offer, but don’t even want to waste time interviewing if they won’t pay me the max on their salary range. Because I am quite happy with everything about my job, I just want to move up faster and earn mor
Can you please er me know the exact date your finding was disbursed according to the NSLSC website and the day it showed up in you bank account. Last semester it showed disbursed on Sept. 21 but didn’t show up in my account until the 26. I am super late on tuition and need hope that it might be in my account today or tomorrow since it shows dispersed as of yesterday.
I always get an email with an update to my application between 1am and 3am. I thought these forms were verified by a human. Is OSAP out sourcing the verification of forms to countries outside Canada? Or is it just verified by a computer? Or is it just delayed to send out emails in the middle of the night to avoid phone calls to their call centre right away? Just very confused with why these emails always come in the middle of the night, with the amount of personal information on the forms; I worry if my information is being outsourced to other countries.
I am in urgent need of help paying this months rent. I am $700 short. Hoping someone can provide small amounts that will help reach my goal.
How do I find the best lawyer in Whitehorse to sue my landlord for emotional distress, causing undue financial hardship due to the property being unliveable for 4 days, possibly not ensuring the property has safe drinking water (which may be linked to my family being ill since we moved into the property, and constantly in and out of the hospital), and finally the house being a danger and hazard to kids, exposed electrical, excavated hole that a kid could fall in, etc. I think I have a strong case and would like to sue her for financial compensation. Please help.