From: Rick.Schafer@bdk.com
Subject: RE: Financial Bind
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 11:39:42 -0400
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The nature of my illness does not allow me to work full time and finding part-time work in my field (I was in data processing/computer work) has been impossible. Also, the nature of my illness would make it difficult to work in a standard, shirt and tie, office environment. I am willing to do other work, but nothing seems to be available over about minimum wage. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks, Jack Frankly, I find it astonishing that someone in Maryland with computer/data processing skills cannot find work in their field at 2-5 times minimum wage. Maryland abuts D.C., the largest bureaucracy in the world! Part time work should be available as well -- call a temp agency. Also, these days many companies have a 'business casual' dress code, so I seriously doubt you won't be able to work in a 'standard, shirt and tie environment'. And even so, I bet the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) would support your working without a tie. If you want to work, you can. If you want to be bankrupt, you can do that too. Rick Schafer - - - - -
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