Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Eliminated and on payroll until December 31. Liability?

I was wondering how vz doesn't have a liability issue with workers RIF'ed and told to stay home. How is vz NOT liable if someone gets hurt? Always told if you were being paid and got hurt doing personal business you needed to take the day off. If someone was in traffic accident, wouldn't they be a full-time employee during their normal work hours?

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Post ID: @OP+F0XFxnt

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workers comp applies if you were hurt "performing a duty of your job" in every state. whose whining? it was a question.

move along to your next chapter where maybe you can contribute something constructive, or maybe not.

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Post ID: @ups+F0XFxnt

Wow! I have heard about whiniing, but this is incredible. I have been viewing this as a period of time to get my house in order, while still being able to provide good product and service to my stakeholders, till I am gone. Believe it or not, it is those stakeholders and contacts through the years, that will be your references for your next chapter.

My guess is that Fxnt will not be missed.

"Talk about no good deed going unpunished."

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Post ID: @jbx+F0XFxnt

it must be a slow time.. sheesh, we are asking these kinds of questions now?

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Post ID: @xod+F0XFxnt

Think of it as being on vacation time.

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