I'm planing a trip to Chicago during December/January when the weather can reach bellow 0. I'm from texas so i have no clue what to do in weather that cold.My questions-1)Will a puffer jacket and jeans work in below zero weather?2)What types of clothing should I invest in? ski pants? or a parka? I'm not even sure what the types of freezing clothing is called?any help is greatly appreciated
Was she be not -hired, instead of fired? Not the same. I have a right to chose whom I wanna work in ethical and spiritual comfort if I pay the person, and I have more applicants.
I believe she has a case Turn it around. Can you be forced to read the bible for a job which has nothing to do with religion? Sounds like her employer is a scientologist and wants everyone else to be one too.
It was not Dianetics. She was fired because did not take management training required for the job. This is somewhat controversial because the management techniques in question were developed by L Ron Hubbard founder of Scientology. WISE the organization that promotes these techniques claims that these are not religious but are just simple management techniques. L Ron Hubbard also developed educational techniques and drug rehabilitation techniques. Neither of these are considered religious. But is interesting to note that these are the same techniques used by church of Scientology.
Dental dams and being smart not engaging in risk behavior
The links include several examples of other people suing for similar violations of their rights by Scientologists, many relating to dentistry. Their simple management techniques include the scripture of the Church of Scientology, so it is a bald faced lie to say the training is not religious. The drug rehabilitation techniques afinitywarrior refers to is known as Narconon. Narconon has never been shown to be effective during independent testing, and the Scientology studies supposedly supporting it have been shown to be badly flawed. There have also been a number of negative medical and fraud incidents related to it.
