Category Archives: tenure

Subtext on Tenure

Posted on July 10, 2015 by Audrey Hill

Okay, listen up, everybody who isn’t anybody.  America needs you for lower wages, unrealistic performance expectations and life stealing labor.  Also, we need to remove you when you’re close to retirement.  It’s a pension win win for us. Stop whining. … Continue reading →

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Fake Bill Gates Says Your Boss Doesn’t Have Tenure (part 3)

Posted on April 28, 2015 by Audrey Hill

Lifetime Job Insecurity Tenure for teachers is not all FakeGates is referring to when he talks about your tough boss who doesn’t have it.  As it is used here, he is referring to the economic engine: that insecure pool of workers who at … Continue reading →

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Fake Bill Gates Says Your Boss Doesn’t Have Tenure (part 2)

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Audrey Hill

Tenure FakeGates suggests that tenure is a weakening influence.  Teachers have it, but your boss doesn’t which is why he’s a tough S.O.B.  So what is this tenure?  It’s another word for job security, and, apparently, it makes you soft.  In America, job security … Continue reading →

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Fake Bill Gates Says Your Boss Doesn’t Have Tenure (part 1)

Posted on April 26, 2015 by Audrey Hill

LifeHack recently promoted what was billed as a Bill Gates quote.  It wasn’t.  But, it goes, “If you think your teacher is tough, wait until you get a boss.  He doesn’t have tenure.” When I first read it, the last line sounded … Continue reading →

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