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In reply to the discussion: Well, screw Kellogg - No more corn flakes for me [View all]BigmanPigman
(51,432 posts)64. Subs finally got that here too, a couple years after
I got a contract. Also, teachers' subbing days are now added to the regular time contracted teachers get towards retirement.
When we went on strike a high school student put on a suit and got a briefcase and actually got accepted as a sub and was given a classroom. When news got out about this the strike ended soon afterwards. Most of the students were shoved into the lunchroom to do worksheets and coloring books for an entire week. Striking teachers got a lot of parent support.
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I call bullshit that you eat/buy nothing from a company Kellogg's owns.
Cuthbert Allgood
Oct 2021
#15
You do realize that they own a number of subsidiaries not operated under the Kelloggs name?
cstanleytech
Oct 2021
#63
I think you have no evidence to attack DU member. Many people buy little/no processed food, like me
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 2021
#29
The store-brand corn flakes aren't half bad. We like those. I wonder who makes them.
NurseJackie
Oct 2021
#42
I only eat hand picked seeds and berries whilst barefooted and mostly naked under moonlight./s
Jetheels
Oct 2021
#82
Like hell they are, off-brand Cheez-Its are very noticeably worse, even to a smoker.
Decoy of Fenris
Oct 2021
#86
You mean the "les for more" package folks are trying to screw the unions after screwing us
joetheman
Oct 2021
#55
We don't want to eat foods produced by inexperienced temporary workers....
KY_EnviroGuy
Oct 2021
#73