So, why don't employees simply refuse to work without pay?
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And many trucking companies outright refuse to work for Amazon.
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Providers will refuse to work in health centers under these restrictions.
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They may even refuse to work with some of the companies.
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"Democrats refuse to work with President Trump," McDaniel said in her speech.
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"If people refuse to work, we should let them starve," she said.
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Refuse to work at a job you have to drive to. Walk.
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Many of the more extreme partisans simply refuse to work with the other side.
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The AfD is ostracized by all other parties, which refuse to work with it.
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Why might men refuse to work with women, either generally or one in particular?
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In the past we have removed mods of the_donald that refuse to work with us.
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Democrats could instead refuse to work with Republicans on health care reform and an Obamacare replacement.
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Other parties refuse to work with them, but are unable to form majority governments without them.
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When lawmakers refuse to work together and find common ground, our country and our democracy suffer.
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That gives crew members the right to refuse to work onboard British-flagged vessels traversing the waterway.
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Obama reportedly urged Democrats to "stay strong" and refuse to work with Republicans on a replacement bill.
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All parties refuse to work with the AfD, which they accuse of racist rhetoric against Muslim migrants.
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The situation is so bad that national philanthropists interested in school reform refuse to work in Detroit.
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We need to refuse to work at them, and demand to be respected as professionals of our craft.
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Actor Jason Bateman vowed to refuse to work in the state if the "heartbeat" abortion legislation becomes law.
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The bill would also give the state the power to fire sheriffs who refuse to work with ICE.
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Leading advertising agencies generally refuse to work with firearms companies, opting instead to work with gun safety groups.
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Other parties refuse to work with them, but no one is capable of forming a majority without them.
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Nor would Senate Democrats simply refuse to work with Republicans on health care in the hopes of killing Trumpcare altogether.
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Because basic income lacks conditions and is paid regardless of work, it provides recipients the power to refuse to work.
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Many jurisdictions continue to refuse to work with HSI because of a perceived linkage to the politics of civil immigration.
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It also had workers at one plant in Canada refuse to work due to fears an employee had contracted the disease.
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The union is what happens when you and your colleagues get together and refuse to work until that boss is gone.
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Banking weed profits can technically be considered money laundering; many national banks straight up refuse to work with cannabis-related companies.
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He was forced to form a minority government as the subject of a criminal investigation, most parties refuse to work with him.
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Germany's major political parties refuse to work with the AfD, accusing some of its leaders of racism and playing down Nazi crimes.
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Like Shiva, he would refuse to work on anyone he didn't think was ready to have their life impacted by facial scarification.
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A handful of studios have had longstanding policies in place to not hire models who refuse to work with models of different races.
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Many banks refuse to work with companies in the cannabis business, leading to stories about trunks full of cash and covert money transfers.
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The Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) is backing a bill that would let adoption agencies refuse to work with LGBT couples.
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The kitchen is a box at the end of the bar so cramped that most D.J.'s would refuse to work in it.
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On Friday, February 300, people around the country (and possibly the planet) are going to refuse to work to protest President Donald Trump.
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The Oregon State Board of Nursing, for instance, released a statement threatening to punish nurses if they refuse to work in hazardous conditions.
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" Democrats and borders Trump said the Democrats refuse to work with him to fix immigration laws "because they want to have open borders.
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Trump and Democrats barely talked about infrastructure before the president said he would refuse to work with Democrats until they stopped investigating him.
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They generally refuse to work with the AfD but the liberal Free Democrats (FDP) have called for a committee to investigate the BAMF scandal.
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Short of winning the most votes, he does not have the clout to call the shots, and other parties refuse to work with him.
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Republicans have made it a habit to say that the Democrats refuse to work with them on healthcare, but the fact is they aren't invited.
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Trump also went after so-called sanctuary cities, calling for Congress to cut funding from states and cities that refuse to work with federal officials.
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Last year, Alabama passed a law allowing faith-based adoption groups to refuse to work with same-sex couples and still keep their state licenses.
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The "Project Runway" alum is one of several designers who have said they'd refuse to work with the commander in chief or first lady, if asked.
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In the days since, IGN has not publicly responded to Plagge's allegations, prompting some IGN employees to refuse to work until a formal statement is made.
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Here is how they explained it: Many jurisdictions continue to refuse to work with HSI because of a perceived linkage to the politics of civil immigration.
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Thousands of Google employees reportedly pressured the company to drop its bid for the project, and many had said they would refuse to work on it.
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Federally regulated banks usually refuse to work with clients who make their money from a Schedule I drug that is still in the same category as heroin.
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In June, he said it was wrongheaded to refuse to work with Republicans since there was little that could be done in Washington with such a view.
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Tim Murphy (Penn.) said Democrats will be the ones to pay a political price if they refuse to work with Republicans on creating a replacement for ObamaCare.
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American Airlines pilots sued the carrier last week, demanding that the airline cancel flights to Hong Kong and China, and advised pilots to refuse to work the routes.
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Faith-based agencies' ubiquity has led to ongoing legal battles over whether faith-based agencies who refuse to work with same-sex couples should continue to receive government funding.
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"I know you press like to keep saying that, but no one has said that," Durbin told reporters when asked if Democrats would refuse to work on a replacement.
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The main reason why most other parties refuse to work with Babis is that he faces investigation over alleged fraud when receiving a European Union subsidy a decade ago.
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People can refuse to work with an entertainer like R. Kelly or Louis C.K. But few people can "fire" an elected official before the expiration of his or her term.
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That means almost all of that $6 billion is transacted in cold, hard cash because the largest banks and credit and debit card networks refuse to work with cannabis businesses.
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The union representing flight attendants with American Airlines warned Boeing that its 28503,22019 members will refuse to work on unsafe planes amid concerns over the safety of the company's jets.
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What can be done with the proceeds of legal weed sales remains an ongoing issue; most banks refuse to work with marijuana businesses in states where recreational pot is legal.
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Perhaps the only way they could have that sort of leverage were if say, Becky G and Sophia Black were to group together and say they refuse to work with Kemosabe.
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Jessica Chastain and Sophie Turner are speaking out about their decision to join a growing number of performers who say they will refuse to work in states with restrictive abortion laws.
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Employers can, under some conditions, make employees use PTO for an illness-related absence — and employees can refuse to work if there&aposs a good faith fear of exposure to illness.
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Dent, who is co-chairman of the moderate Tuesday Group in the House, said he believes the primary process leads to fringe candidates who refuse to work with the other party.
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This scenario draws parallels to the retail Marijuana industry in legalized states like Colorado and Washington, where banks will refuse to work with any industry players for fear of eventual federal prosecution.
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Mintchin admitted that the "politics of the ride-hailing industry" mean that some companies refuse to work with others — no names named, alas — and others prefer to work with specific firms, too.
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Melania Trump, who launched her Be Best childhood well-being and anti-bullying campaign earlier this year, also slammed groups that refuse to work with her because of opposition to the president.
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"Many jurisdictions continue to refuse to work with HSI because of a perceived linkage to the politics of civil immigration," the agents wrote in the letter, which was obtained by the Washington Post.
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With hundreds of cities and 48 states still without legal protections, more hotel workers will likely follow the path of Bah and those before them — and refuse to work until they get them.
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Some women in the comedy community even told The Daily Beast that they refuse to work with Miller after previously hearing about this alleged incident, which they say Miller would occasionally joke about.
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Can you afford to make your organization a place where the best and brightest young people coming into the workforce now will refuse to work for you if you don't make these commitments?
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Many doulas say they refuse to work at certain hospitals and with certain doctors because of the abuse they have witnessed, and they endeavor to keep their clients fully informed without terrifying them.
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The AfD, which has lurched to the right since being founded as an anti-euro party in 2013, is treated as a pariah by established political groups, which refuse to work with it.
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He said, 'Look, the reason we're not getting anything done in DC is because Republicans refuse to work with Democrats and Democrats refuse to work with Republicans,' and so his message was I want to work across the aisle to get things done... While our opponent was talking about how she was going to support Trump on everything, Joe said, 'I will work with Trump if it helps the district and i will fight him tooth and nail if it hurts the district.
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I will say that there's a stigma that comes from doing makeup in the adult world; I've certainly had models refuse to work with me because they found out that I work in adult.
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Today, the Conservatives are fracturing thanks to their Europhilic and Euroskeptic factions, the House of Commons is in disarray with leaders who refuse to work together, and voters are flirting with the far right.
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Because the upsetting truth about 2020 is that, when faced with certain disaster, there are people who will ultimately refuse to work together, who'd rather rule over ruins than labor toward an equitable future.
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"Voters are fed up with politicians who refuse to work with President Trump on key issues like lowering prescription drug costs, passing strong trade deals, or fixing our nation's infrastructure," the Trump campaign said.
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In the wake of that report, Google employee and inclusion activist Liz Fong Jones tweeted that she would match $100,000 in pledged donations to a fund to support employees who refuse to work in protest.
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If they attempt to take a day off or refuse to work, staff members punish them by withholding essential items, threatening to move them to more dangerous housing units or locking them in their cells.
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But Capito warned that Democrats have plenty of political incentive to refuse to work with Republicans in hopes of seizing on healthcare as an issue in the midterm elections if the GOP reform effort stumbles.
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"If teachers refuse to work, truck drivers stop delivering goods, construction workers stop building infrastructure, it will be hard to chase dreams," said Diana Fu, an assistant professor of Asian politics at the University of Toronto.
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Proposals to abolish intimidation points and allow applicants to search in broader areas were unveiled last year by the province's Department for Communities but are unlikely to get far while its political parties refuse to work together.
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It is very hard to fund adult content and art independently because most major payment processors refuse to work with adult workers, forcing them to sell through third-party companies who take 50–60% of our profits.
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Young Thug has always been portrayed as an industry outsider who doesn't so much actively refuse to work within the bounds of music industry sanctions as ignore them completely, as you might ignore a fly in your ear.
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Health policy expert Joe Antos of the American Enterprise Institute think tank said Democrats may refuse to work on Obamacare replacement legislation for some time, especially if Republicans delay the repeal's effective date by up to three years.
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She is therefore gambling on the hope that this will be the year when the so-called Republican Front — an unwritten law in French politics whereby the main parties refuse to work with the National Front — breaks down.
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During this time, inmates across the US plan to refuse to work and, in some cases, refuse to eat to draw attention to poor prison conditions and what many view as exploitative labor practices in American correctional facilities.
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Around $2100 billion of cargo has been tied up globally as ports, tugboat operators and cargo handling firms worried about not being paid refuse to work for Hanjin, which filed for receivership in a Seoul court on Aug 31.
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For many people, this will be experienced as the power to refuse to work for insufficiently low wages (potentially nullifying the need for minimum wage laws), or unacceptable terms of any kind, be it work conditions, hours, benefits, etc.
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The union responded with outrage, calling the instructions "an attack on freedom of conscience" and demanding that Air France allow female employees to refuse to work on the route to Tehran, which is scheduled to start on April 17.
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Around $14 billion of cargo has been tied up globally as ports, tugboat operators and cargo handling firms refuse to work for Hanjin, the world's seventh-largest container carrier, which filed for receivership in a Seoul court last week.
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If the authorities decide to make an example of fabric, refuse to work with them towards harm reduction, and instead make business for the club impossible, then the message is clear: nightclubs have no place in 21st century Britain.
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He said it was unprecedented for a head of state, friendly or hostile, to refuse to work with British ambassadors, and the last time there had been a problem with an envoy to the United States was in 1856.
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Around $214.6 billion of cargo has been tied up globally as ports, tugboat operators and cargo handling firms worried about not being paid refuse to work for Hanjin, which filed for receivership in a Seoul court on Aug 22019.
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Around $14 billion of cargo has been tied up globally as ports, tug boat operators and cargo handling firms refuse to work for Hanjin because they fear they will not be paid due to uncertainty over plans to provide new financing.
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Unfortunately, having to wait another year or two for a major overhaul of the higher education is another example of how some Members of the 115th Congress refuse to work as responsibly as they should for the people who elected them.
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In addition to the petition circulating inside Google, the Tech Workers Coalition launched a petition in April demanding that Google abandon its work on Maven and that other major tech companies, including IBM and Amazon, refuse to work with the U.S. Defense Department.
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"It's a socialist manifesto that lays out a laundry list of government giveaways, including guaranteed food, housing, college, & economic security even for those who refuse to work," Republican Senator John Barrasso, chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works committee, said on Twitter.
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In May, after a last-minute push by conservative and religious groups, Governors Mary Fallin of Oklahoma and Jeff Colyer of Kansas, both Republicans, signed bills into law that allowed taxpayer-funded adoption agencies to refuse to work with same-sex couples.
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"Iran does have problems accessing specialized medication for rare and special diseases because of sanctions — either private companies or banks refuse to work with Iran in fear of U.S. secondary sanctions," said Tara Sepehri Far, an Iran researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Although all established parties refuse to work with the AfD, its forecast 87 parliamentary seats mean it will now have a voice in the lower house of Europe's richest country and become eligible for government funding tied to the size of its vote.
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For its part, the SPD may refuse to work with right-wingers Merz or Jens Spahn - especially if one of them was to replace Merkel as chancellor before an election - and pull the plug on the coalition, sending Germany to the polls.
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But freelance strippers in California who earn money from streaming services that pipe their performances onto customers' computers and mobile devices may now find that these online platforms refuse to work with them for fear of being held in violation of the law.
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The showdown with rail unions, billed as the biggest test so far of Macron's determination to see through a raft of economic reform, now turns into more of an endurance test for SNCF staff - there are 150,000 - whose pay is cut when they refuse to work.
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Brian Edwards, the president of television operations at M-G-M, who has worked with Burnett for more than a decade, pointed out that, even without such legal constraints, Burnett couldn't release the tapes—if he did, talent would refuse to work with him in the future.
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Bassani has been an outspoken critic of Boeing during the grounding of the 737 Max, and she said earlier in November that American Airlines flight attendants could refuse to work on the plane once it returned to service if they did not believe it was safe.
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If the "missing" workers are really having so much fun playing video games that they refuse to work or are otherwise unhireable, then employment costs would be rising sharply and the Federal Reserve would have no choice but to tap the brakes to stop an inflationary spiral.
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Jagsch's election has been condemned by the SPD, CDU, and FDP, which refuse to work with the NPD, a small party that the Constitutional Court two years ago said resembled Adolf Hitler's Nazi party but stopped short of banning it because it was too weak to endanger democracy.
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This self-inflicted staffing crisis is made worse by what I call the "Trump Brain Drain" — the fact that seasoned professionals in government are heading for the exits in droves and talented new recruits (understandably) refuse to work for this president for fear that it will destroy their reputations.
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"Within the genre, 'Black male performers have to conform to a particular racist stereotype of what sex with a Black man is and means, [and] white female performers will refuse to work with Black male performers in order to secure more money for the exclusive for their 'first IR,'" independent pornographer Vex Ashley told Glamour.
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And while the level of classification on the North Korean material is unknown, the information Trump shared with the Russians was reportedly designated as "code word" — even higher than top secret — so national security experts are worried about that foreign allies might refuse to work closely with the U.S. in the future should sensitive intelligence leaks keep coming from the president himself.
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Let me ask you this: What do you say to someone who straightforwardly makes a normative libertarian argument that if someone consciously makes bad decisions, or if they simply refuse to work hard, they ought to pay a price for that — and if they don't pay a price for that, we undercut the incentives for other people to work hard and apply themselves?
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While this may prove to be a good thing when it comes to ending Woody Allen's career — he'll have trouble continuing to get financing for his films if big-name stars refuse to work with him — it won't help get more women beyond their twenties in front of the camera if we're dealing with the same close-minded directors, writers, producers, financiers, and studios.
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She threw up a middle finger in her recreational time and posted a photo of it; there's nothing to suggest she would, for example, refuse to work with Trump supporters or refuse to serve white men on the suspicion they voted for Trump (this sets her apart, notably, from the many conservatives the Republican Party would like to allow to do just that -- but to gay men and lesbians, women who use birth control, Muslims, or anyone else who offends their religious beliefs).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE wants Congress to take up his trade agreement with Mexico and Canada soon, despite his feud with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) last week and his resulting threats to refuse to work with Democrats on their top legislative priorities.
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The lawsuit alleges that: • CoreCivic uses detainees as "a ready supply of available labor" rather than hiring local workers • Forcing detainees to work and paying them far less than minimum wage amounts to a violation of human trafficking laws • Detainees at Stewart who refuse to work are threatened with solitary confinement and with the withholding of basic necessities The plaintiffs, represented by a coalition of civil rights groups and lawyers, include Wilhen Hill Barrientos and Margarito Velazquez Garcia, two detainees currently at Stewart, and Shoaib Ahmed, a former detainee at the facility.
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These concessions include: full funding to improve security on our southern border, including to build the wall candidate Trump promised the American people we would get if he was elected president; an end to chain migration; an end to sanctuary cities that refuse to work with the federal government to enforce our nation's immigration laws; mandatory use by all employers of the federal government's E-Verify system to electronically confirm if a person is authorized to work in the U.S.; and the implementation of a merit-based immigration system similar to those used by Canada and Australia.
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Among the scenarios described in the report, which was signed by 10 law professors: • A school mental health counselor could refuse to work with a transgender student • A government agency manager could require female employees to wear skirts or dresses • A religious university could fire a single mother working in the cafeteria In each case, the acting group or individual would only need to profess adherence to any of three religious beliefs specified in the bill: that marriage is between a man and a woman, that sex is reserved for heterosexual marriage, or that gender is determined at birth as male or female.
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Or do I try and see things, with our strategy, monitor the situation, try and influence the information in a way that would where we would be recognized as not being party to the particular effort that was done, and see how this evolves in terms of how the client handles it, and ultimately, what implications it has for us in terms of clients, employees, so on, because if I were simply to authorize everyone to go out there publicly and say "this was not us," vilify this organization, we tear up our contract and refuse to work with this entity of the government.
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