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crashartist1
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dmb
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I hope that wasn't a typo |
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Mark Loyd
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| Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 8:57 am Post subject: |
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| crashartist1 wrote: |
| read Ootii's post |
Says nothing about working for 2 employers. |
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crashartist1
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Ootii wrote: "I once worked two jobs legally on "secondment" to a government ministry while actually being paid by a US law firm. Neither the ministry nor the lawyers knew who I really worked for so it was kind of a doss. I spent a lot of time watching TV and drinking tea on the top floor. Useful for visas and such.
Normally, no one knows what is legal or not in Saudi Arabia and people just do whatever they want until someone stops you. An employer might tolerate you working for an outside party, only to use it to control you later or as an excuse to get rid of you. "
I guess you were right about people being to unqualified to teach English in Turkey AND you seem to be one of them. Here Ootii plainly states that HE DID WORK FOR TWO EMPLOYEERS IN SAUDI ARABIA LEGALLY, learn to read and understand the English language then come back, maybe then you will enjoy the job.
or, click click....boom (my favorite alternative) |
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Golightly
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| Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 6:27 pm Post subject: |
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| if you two chaps want to trade insults please do it in the privacy of your PM boxes. |
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Mark Loyd
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| Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 7:22 pm Post subject: |
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| crashartist1 wrote: |
Ootii wrote: "I once worked two jobs legally on "secondment" to a government ministry while actually being paid by a US law firm. Neither the ministry nor the lawyers knew who I really worked for so it was kind of a doss. I spent a lot of time watching TV and drinking tea on the top floor. Useful for visas and such.
Normally, no one knows what is legal or not in Saudi Arabia and people just do whatever they want until someone stops you. An employer might tolerate you working for an outside party, only to use it to control you later or as an excuse to get rid of you. "
I guess you were right about people being to unqualified to teach English in Turkey AND you seem to be one of them. Here Ootii plainly states that HE DID WORK FOR TWO EMPLOYEERS IN SAUDI ARABIA LEGALLY, learn to read and understand the English language then come back, maybe then you will enjoy the job.
or, click click....boom (my favorite alternative) |
Since when do US law firms employ TEFL teachers in Saudi Arabia and if they did they would be working for the fantasy law firm and not for the fantasy govt. departments. Read its post again and work out the absurdity.
BTW it is too and not 'to.' |
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