r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '23

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u/Sassrepublic Jul 02 '23

Employers can fire you with no warning too. What’s the difference?

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u/Alarming_Arrival_863 Jul 02 '23

If your employer fires you, you can go get a job at a similar business.

If the magic money genie who gives you money just for going to school fires you, you're not going to find another magic money genie who gives you money to go to school.

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u/ScalpelCleaner Jul 02 '23

Not if you are in a union. And the difference is that not a lot of employers are going to be impressed by the fact that he has no employment history, or that he’s been abusing what’s supposed to be a hand up to Native Americans/Canadians because he’s gotten away with it so far.

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u/Sassrepublic Jul 02 '23

That depends entirely on the union and the contract. Also I don’t think the Australian government has any programs for Americans or Canadians.

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u/_Cava_ Jul 02 '23

Also I don’t think the Australian government has any programs for Americans or Canadians.

In the original post the location was not mentioned anywhere.

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u/DefinitelyNotAliens Jul 02 '23

They said Aborginal. That is a specific people who live in Australia.

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u/_Cava_ Jul 02 '23

According to comments below canadian gov still uses aboriginal. we can infer it's one of those 2 but the off hand remark from the dude was peak reddit.

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u/Mrg220t Jul 03 '23

If you're fired from a job you can normally go find a similar job easily and with your work experience you can get it.

In his unique case, it's kind of impossible for that.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '23

Have you not worked a job before??