Also doesn't help that they apparently gave a bunch of half-truths to every other artist on the card (like Shinedown), and potentially just added some names they thought they could dial last-minute (Ludacris).
This also seriously depends on the employer. One of the first things that gets slashed during benefit cuts is reitrement accounts, because they're an easy target and you're not "losing" the money.
It was actually part of why Dragnet was made. The LAPD in the 30s was seen as a gang of corrupt thugs (because it WAS) and they decided to talk up Jack Webb to see about polishing up their reputation via copaganda.
I feel like even if he does get impeached, he might simply...ignore it. Not for long, not with literally everyone else salivating at the thought of being king instead of him, but he could theoretically ignore it, the enforcement mechanisms to remove him forcibly from power (like the military or the DOJ) are pretty clearly compromised.
The idea is clear - your kids should literally be working from the moment they hit 14. There's been a bunch of labor law rollbacks on child labor for just this reason.
Except your managers might think it's important, or you're a shitty manager trying to fill their time and look important by micromanaging your employees.
This only works in cities with naming schema that work that way. For my city, if I wanted to go to my old college, I'd drive to Columbia Parkway and have to take Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard all the way in, or divert through downtown to Victory Parkway otherwise. Some places in the city are named logically or you know where they are, but outside of downtown, you abandon the 5th/6th/7th sort of scheme in many cities in America that weren't initially Planned Cities.
Now, you can do this in a handful of American cities (Indianapolis, for instance), but not most of them.
For a certain type of parent, no. They see immorality and demons behind every planter and think every other person in the world is out to snatch their kid. I definitely had classmates in my school days who were not afforded any privacy at all - diaries couldn't be locked, journals were read through, any electronic records got read and gone over, etc.
Unsurprisingly, a large number of these people have grown up to be intensely private in their personal lives, and it's incredibly difficult to pick the mask apart from the person even if you're incredibly close. They won't share any thought because their own thoughts were the only privacy they could have.
Because you can't buy Monero from an ATM, and cash is highly traceable.