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employment insurance
Leedash
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can a companies insurance become cheaper if you dont employ over 65's ?
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Given it may be discriminatory, i would doubt it. I assume your talking of Eli?Don’t be a can’t, be a can.0
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no idea who eli is ? just a move a company is using to get rid of some one0
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If they don't employ someone for that reason I think they can get away with it but if they get rid of someone for that reason then I think there is some serious discrimination going on and it can get the company in some serious trouble if they proceed with it.Minds are like parachutes - they only function when open.
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Been employed just b4 his 65th b'day,made special arrangments to insure him,as he was retired.now 15 years on and still working,they have arranged a date for him to depart,without nothing,because they have changed there insurance policy and other are affected,if your over 65 years0
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