If I'm a janitor for a corporation, is the money in my bank account "corporate money."?

[tabasco]

People really post a lot of idiotic stuff on this site.

[uponit7771]

1. Freeper logic says yesssss

[thunder rising]

3. Thank you for making the point.

[AllentownJake]

2. Yeah

I donated to the Obama campaign and I'm from a "Corporation" however I'm hardly making any executive decisions lol

[TLM]

4. Only if you donate some of it to Obama....

[tabasco]

6. Yes, but if an industry PAC donates to Clinton

it's just regular folks sending in their hard-earned cash.

[yewberry]

5. Uh-oh. I work for a gummint agency.

I guess my donations would start some kind of an investigation!

[thunder rising]

7. However, you all know this is fictitious ... no corp hires janitors directly anymore

[tabasco]

8. Really? That's news to me. Got a link for that ridiculous claim?

Any kind of supporting argument whatsoever?

[thunder rising]

10. I've worked for the Fortune 500 for 25 years and that's one thing that's just a fact.

I have argued about complex issues on the Space Station, aircraft, and lately distributed programming...but never about the janitors.

[tabasco]

12. LOL. Well, it took me about one minute to blow your stupid claim away.

I googled janitor jobs.

The first page I clicked on proves that Warner Bros. Corp. hires their own janitors.

http://jobsearch.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ/Ya&sdn=jobsearch&cdn=careers&tm=11&f=00&tt=14&bt=1&bts=1&zu=http%3A//www.janitorial.jobs.com/

So does Computer Sciences Corporation.

http://www.janitorial.jobs.com/getjob.asp?JobID=71316670&AVSDM=2008%2D04%2D29+05%3A14%3A34&Logo=0&q=janitor&sort=rv&sq=janitorial&aj=janitorial

This was the first page from a google search. I'm certain that thousands of corporations hire janitors directly.

Your idiotic claim was easily disproven.

Thanks for the laugh!

[thunder rising]

13. I live on the water in Palm Beach ... forget you

[tabasco]

14. Hahahahahahahaha!

Pwned.

[yewberry]

15. So, you believe that maintenance workers all work for mom-and-pops?

You might not have dealt personally with janitorial or maintenance staff--maybe because the contracts dept did it for you or the buildings you worked in had corporations that handled that.

Some corporations handle their own maintenance dept, some contract out to other corps. Either way, the job is often done by corporate employees.

[Joe the Revelator]

25. You're actually completely wrong. I work for a fortune 500 as well, and we hire janitors directly.

[Political Heretic]

17. It's not ridiculous, its just true. They hire by contract.

[yewberry]

19. And when they do, they generally contract out to corporations.

Otherwise, they hire their own.

Either way, the janitorial staff are corporate employees.

[Political Heretic]

20. Well, that's true.

Yep.

[tabasco]

22. See post #12.

It's not true and it was a ridiculous claim.

Thousands of corporations hire maintenance/janitorial staff directly.

[yewberry]

9. They do if they're a janitorial corp or if they own their offices.

The janitorial staff in my office is hired by the corporation that owns the building.

[Exilednight]

11. Janitors where I work are hired all hired by my company. Almost all of them make......

more than most of the other hourly workers. They're part of our union and the waiting list to become a Janitor is about 10 years.

[bhikkhu]

16. Latte sipping elitists, clearly.

I was pleased to find that as a "blue collar" car mechanic supporting Obama I am now a latte sipping elitist as well. Perhaps I will part my hair on the other side from now on, or practice an uppercrust accent...

[TheDonkey]

18. haha. I'm still waiting for my limosuine to arrive in the mail actually

[CreekDog]

21. yes it is

we know you use that money to gas up your Volvo and buy your lattes.

admit it, admit it. :spank:

[QC]

23. Have you ever heard of bundling? n/t

[mdmc]

24. Yes!

There should be more money in your account, and less in the ceo's (most likeley... but not in all cases).