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Rock Chalk
 Post subject: Re: NYT Illegal Un-Paid Internships Article
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 Post subject: Re: NYT Illegal Un-Paid Internships Article
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Rock Chalk wrote:
After reading through the arguments on this thread, I'm wondering why no one proposes that the companies with unpaid interns would simply adhere to the set standards? Unpaid internships were always supposed to provide such an educational benefit that the lack of pay was justified. Regulation is overdue.


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Edit: Do you also believe that lawyers follow the model rules of professional conduct to a t, tax people never play the audit lottery, and human beings are generally good and noble creatures?
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 Post subject: Re: NYT Illegal Un-Paid Internships Article
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ToTransferOrNot wrote:
Rock Chalk wrote:
After reading through the arguments on this thread, I'm wondering why no one proposes that the companies with unpaid interns would simply adhere to the set standards? Unpaid internships were always supposed to provide such an educational benefit that the lack of pay was justified. Regulation is overdue.


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lol

Edit: Do you also believe that lawyers follow the model rules of professional conduct to a t, tax people never play the audit lottery, and human beings are generally good and noble creatures?

cynical bastard
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 Post subject: Re: NYT Illegal Un-Paid Internships Article
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flcath wrote:
ToTransferOrNot wrote:
Rock Chalk wrote:
After reading through the arguments on this thread, I'm wondering why no one proposes that the companies with unpaid interns would simply adhere to the set standards? Unpaid internships were always supposed to provide such an educational benefit that the lack of pay was justified. Regulation is overdue.


...

lol

Edit: Do you also believe that lawyers follow the model rules of professional conduct to a t, tax people never play the audit lottery, and human beings are generally good and noble creatures?

[strike]cynical[/strike]realistic bastard
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