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If a reservist returns SO badly disabled that he can't hold down his previous job, do I still have to hire him? Yes, and offer him a job he can perform that's close in pay, rank and seniority to the one he left. If a reservist is called up merely to serve in the motor pool across town and doesn't go to the Middle East, must I still offer him a job later? Yes. If the crisis that spawned the callup ends, and the reservist takes a liking BRIDGE JAMES JACOBY cashed dummy's ace of spades, ruffed a spade and then played A-K of clubs and tried to ruff a club. But West came in with the lowly four of hearts. In an attempt to prevent further ruffs and in the hope that East held the heart ace, West now led the nine of hearts.
So East put up the king, and declarer took the ace and played his last club. Curtains! If West ruffed with the queen of hearts, that was only three tricks to the defenders. Winning defense after West has ruffed with the four is for West to play the queen of hearts, not the nine. If declarer takes the ace and plays a club, West ruffs with the nine and East takes the setting trick with the trump king. FURNACE CLEANING SPECIAL For Complete Furnace Duct Cleaning $8500 Residential Only 548-8352 restoration WE WENT TO SEE I THE JAIL CELLS AT THE POLICE STATION.
NO YOU NOZ THE SEL 7 NO! NOT THE LADY OF THE HOUSE. IM THE KID IN THE ROOM. THAT'S JUST YOUR YARD OUT THERE! THERE'S NOTHING TO BE AFRAID TRUST ME! Dish By 9-26-90 26, 1990 Page 11 Questions the employment Dear Readers: Suddenly our world has changed. We have more than 100,000 American troops in the Middle East. (Eleven percent are women.) The Aug.
23 piece by Robert Johnson in the Wall Street Journal contains some valuable information. He has graciously given me permission to reprint a part of that article. Call-up Leaves Reservists and Bosses Asking How It Works As an employer, do I have to pay, my reservist while he or she is on active military duty? No, the military pays according to rank. But some employers make up the difference between the usually lower military pay and the civilian salary when a. reservist goes off to summer camp.
As an employer, do I have to give the returning reservist his same job? No. You must offer him a job with the same pay, rank and seniority. How long do I have to hold open a job for reservists? At least four years. It could be extended if the emergency lasts. Do still have insurance responsibility for my reservists? No, government insurance kicks in when soldiers go on active duty.
A tough choice for West By James Jacoby In tournament competition it has become somewhat the vogue to play quite weak one-no-trump openings. The more conservative purveyors of this method specify that their weak no-trump openings (10-12 points) occur only when they are not vulnerable, but others are more daring. The advantage of course is that opponents. with strong hands sometimes do not have precise, methods of describing their strength. The disadvantage is that the bid can occasionally lead to a very large penalty.
However, note what happened when East struck with his weak no-trump. South doubled, but West was able to pre-empt with three spades. Eventually South settled in four hearts. When the spade jack was led, declarer put in dummy's queen and ruffed East's king. When he played a diamond to dummy's 10, East took the ace and returned a diamond.
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after emergency duty is called. How much notice do my reservists have to give me that they're leaving? None. For strategic and security reasons, if they receive military orders, they may be required to leave without. telling you in advance. When my reservists are released from duty after the crisis, can I require them to get right back to work? No.
They may take as many as 90 days of unpaid leave time, if they wish. May I wait 90 days before putting them back on the payroll? No. If they want to return immediately, you are required to take them. What if I sell my company to someone else while the reservists are gone? The new owner inherits the company's previous obligations to reservists. What if I disagree with any of this and refuse to comply? Reservists' complaints against civilian employers will be investigated by the local U.S.
attorney. NORTH 9-26-90 A Q9 32 10 8 6 3 474 WEST EAST 10 87 63 542 Q94 4 7 97. 52 0 982 SOUTH A 10 865 04 4 A 1053 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North South West North East Pass 1 Dbl. 3 3 NT Pass All pass no-trump Opening leads James Jacoby's books "Jacoby on Bridge" and "Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books.
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