Readit NewsWhat the hell? That is the whole _point_ of a job. You know...to get paid for it.
Like, what do they expect their employees to do for three months while they're not getting paid? Live in a cardboard box down by the river?
I mean, I get it. It is probably just a scam to get people to work for free, but regardless, that policy is absolutely idiotic.
I don't think that's correct. College graduates only have to serve a few weeks, IIRC.
In the US, there's a law that says all places that serve food and aren't on a public street (e.g. a food truck), have to have a public toilet.
At least in my jurisdiction, gas station don't have public toilets because they want to---they have it because since they serve reheated hot dogs, they are required to have a toilet.
To be honest, I can name only 2 places where the toilets are paid in Russia - train and some bus stations and there are paid toilets near metro stations in Moscow.
The EU doesn't block websites. It doesn't control the media. It ensures freedom of speech. It makes it possible even for US companies to do business in the EU, without the fear that their servers are seized whenever some corrupt regime decides to. The EU doesn't go after dissidents... and the list goes on and on...
However some providers, who had no smart hardware, may block by IP instead of URL, and https version will be blocked as well (not my case).
https://github.com/zapret-info/z-i/pull/10/commits/8394b2026...
Wonder if they'll merge it.