From: JBittenbinder (JBittenbinder@t-online.de)
Date: Mon Oct 20 1997 - 13:38:17 MDT
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Von: James Rogers [SMTP:jamesr@best.com]
By law, it is extremely difficult to do business as a startup in France. Taxation and
regulation make it extremely expensive to get involved in businesses that
involve just about anything relating to the Internet and computers.
[JBittenbinder] That's the the same in good old germany.
Another regulation I heard from the French at France Telecom: A company
*must* give 60 days notice prior to firing any employee. Would you really
want to keep a disgruntled and presumably useless employee around 60 days
after telling him he's going to be canned? No wonder they have gun control
laws...
-James Rogers
[JBittenbinder] But the "hire and fire" rules in america are good?
By the way: many people in USA would like to see gun control laws for their country
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