Proposal: Temp Workers
Times out 14-9-1 and is enacted - coppro
Adminned at 28 Oct 2011 23:40:26 UTC
If the Proposal “Employment” has failed, this Proposal does nothing.
Create a new rule, “Downsizingâ€:
In today’s economy, Employers (Players who have hired other Players) cannot afford to keep all of their Employees. Therefore, in an effort to reduce overhead, they can use the following methods to reduce headcount:
a) An Employer may, when voting against an Employee’s Proposal, declare that they are Firing that Employee in a comment on that Proposal. They shall change that Employee’s Employment to Free Agent immediately, and their vote shall count double on that Proposal. If the Employer changes their vote, it no longer counts double.
b) An Employer may fire an Employee if that Employee voted against a Proposal that the Employer proposed, and that vote was their latest vote. They shall comment on that Proposal, declaring that they are Firing that Employee, and change that Employee’s Employment to Free Agent immediately. The Employee’s vote shall be counted as DEF on that Proposal.
Normally against cases that alter vote counting too much, but I think in this example, it happens very rarely enough too be much of an issue and goes well with the Theme.
due to referent ambiguity of ‘their’ in the second paragraph.
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