It’s a pensioner who has clearly been detached from reality running a side business, not a large corporation looking to exploit. Nothing to see here.
SlothySundaySession on
F-That!
>It sounds a bit small. Maybe we need to raise that salary a little. It is negotiable in such a way that the employee is satisfied and what I can pay, Tapanila says, when he hears the figures in the calculation.
No shit, what they are looking for is a slave.
pynsselekrok on
The most hilarious bit:
“I have to pay the basic salary from my pension…”
As if the idea of running a profitable business never crossed her head.
mukavastinumb on
First I was thinking that it is probably 2€ + provision.
I was correct.
Then I read that the provision is 100€ for 10k in sales.
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It’s a pensioner who has clearly been detached from reality running a side business, not a large corporation looking to exploit. Nothing to see here.
F-That!
>It sounds a bit small. Maybe we need to raise that salary a little. It is negotiable in such a way that the employee is satisfied and what I can pay, Tapanila says, when he hears the figures in the calculation.
No shit, what they are looking for is a slave.
The most hilarious bit:
“I have to pay the basic salary from my pension…”
As if the idea of running a profitable business never crossed her head.
First I was thinking that it is probably 2€ + provision.
I was correct.
Then I read that the provision is 100€ for 10k in sales.
10k for selling the pensioner’s books – yikes!