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After reading reviews about them, I'm really skeptical to call them.

That is what our housekeeper used to do, but a lot of people are looking for full-time position and we don't have enough work for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. Any recommendations on someone that can come in few times a week for 2-3 hours, that would be great.

Looking for recommendations on a housekeeper / cleaner for weekly cleaning service. Do you guys use someone that is trustworthy and good at their job? Our housekeeper had to move so are now looking to replace with someone that can take over basic cleaning on a weekly basis. Thanks.

Labor unions are some of the most corrupt in this country. The labor union that lobbied for the minimum wage hike exempted themselves from the same. http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-union-minimum-wage-20150529-story.html

Government is run by elected officials that also have their own motivation -> re-election. Re-election may be done by people but is funded by special interests, be it unions, large corporations etc. Also, re-election happens every 4 years so between the time someone gets elected to the time they...

Many companies "finance" their products based on government incentives. People pay high prices for meds to finance the research that was done by the pharma company even though a large part of the research might have been done at a university and that was funded by the government. Tesla's...

The tax credit is up to a certain number of vehicles. Once they hit a certain number (200,000 IIRC) then the credit is phased out.

Citi will not pull a credit check. https://www.citi.com/credit-cards/creditcards/citi.action?ID=citi-costco-credit-card-conversion

That plan is just plain stupid and shows that he doesn't understand trade.

I saw one in the parking lot of Costco at the District. The lady was showing off the falcon wing doors to an onlooker that was curious. It was fascinating to see the clearance required 1st hand.

Note this is an opinion piece and it can go both ways, it just depends on who is writing. It might not be a crime per se, but do we want a president that makes dangerous and foolish decisions? We have had plenty of these in the past (Afghanistan, Iraq and the list can go on).

One of the reasons for avoid such a bias is having committees making decisions, be it a admissions committee or a jury in a trial. Do we still have situations when multiple people will have a bad day? Possible, but in that case most likely there are other factors at work. One factor that...

Most legal immigrants to this country have work permits (be it a work visa, green card or otherwise). If you are talking about illegal immigrants, they will not have much options because they are illegal, illegal being the keyword. You might know families that came over with a lot of money, but...

A lot of factors come in to play of what makes someone really successful. If your gardener is smart and hard-working, after a few years of gardening they could be running a crew and possibly earning a lot more. They might not make as much as a heart or brain surgeon, but they will be successful...

Her decision to host her own email server might not be nefarious, but it was naive. I want a commander-in-chief that can understand implications of cyber security and not make a naive mistake such as this. I hope this not too much to ask, given that we live in the information age. Btw, both...

Are there?

She most definitely broke the The Federal Records Act. It requires agencies hold onto official communications, including all work-related emails. Government employees cannot destroy or remove relevant records. Breaking this law might not get her a jail term, but this is one example of a law she...

A lot of information is not marked classified immediately, it is classified after reviewing the contents. I'm sure people working in government can clarify. When emails are marked with "top secret" classification afterwards, it means that the information being sent out was sensitive. Anyone...

As I said earlier, your rebuttal is based on a claim such as if X breaks the law, Y breaking the law is fine. When 2 cars are speeding on a freeway, one is going 2 above the speed limit and the other one is going 30 above the limit, the one going 30 above the limit will most likely be stopped...

Did you not read the NDA that morekaos posted? Please go through the previous replies.