Hope you are somewhere else now

So no one gets compound interest for a year

Shove it up Craig's ass!

How do you rat out an Airbnb that is marked for the homestead exclusion? Asking for a friend.

They also previously changed their tuition reimbursement from $18k to like $5k and didn’t make an exception for people already enrolled.

Also one day they announced everyone will have to work an extra half hour a day without a pay increase

Was also told because my position I had to take two weeks vacation at at time. New hires only had ten days vacation for the first few years.

They went 2-3 years without any cost of living increases

Promotions without pay increases. And sometimes would result in becoming exempt and losing money

I’m sure there is some other shitfuckery I’m not remembering. Regret not quitting on my first day when my blowhard director was too important greet the new hires.

7% match is nice just make sure you keep your job.

They're moving their 401k matching to just once a year. Basically they'll pay out 2023 matching in March 2024. Still $1 per $1 up to 6 percent. But not every pay period or monthly like before.

Almost never. If I'm going to be outside all day in the summer, yes, but otherwise there's no point and I'm not sure that the sunscreen chemicals are particularly good for you. Better than skin cancer, no doubt, but that's the tradeoff.

The loss of that 7-11 while I was going there was brutal

Where are you getting this information? It is not illegal. As long as the terms are spelled out in the lease.

I’ve went to nova dental in Bloomfield with state provided insurance, Cigna, and I’ve paid out of pocket. They’ve been pretty okay with payments n’at.

While it's true that healthcare practices will not know the exact amount you will owe, they SHOULD know which CPT codes (the codes used for billing) are going to be billed. Ask for that information, and ask your insurance what the payable amount will likely be for each code.

Once skipped one the whole way across the river from here

GetGo managed to expand within the city so it’s not impossible

Ah, yes, you've got the right one then!

Where’s the great neighborhood you are speaking of ? 1100 a month on a mortgage with 12 acres and a great school . Soooooo 4500 so you can get 4 different restaurants with tacos and some other over priced goods ?

The creek up in salamander park, you can take 91 to the O’Hara park and see the creek.

Definitely recommend this to anyone who doesn’t drive and needs to get out of Pittsburgh for a moment.

Link won't open. I know the basics of this because a family member works for them, but what's the news media reporting? Can I get a TLDR? Curious to see if the news has the whole story.

What a piece of shit bootlicking column. Send in more police to solve everything except address the deep economic and social injustice that we face day in and day out.

Yeah it's sad honestly because the location is killer

Crossroads !

I paid $450 for one month of electric in a small small apartment that was only 62 degrees for a month before it got cold cold. I was barely in the apartment, worked full time, had all the windows sealed, blankets and drapes covering places where the wall was cold, and a cheaper space heater that ran a lower BTU with low voltage draw. I tested the fusebox, got the meter checked, and yeah. It was just that expensive.

So the landlord wants you to pay extra because their plumbing infrastructure is inadequate and is leaking? This would be an immediate call to 311, I’d inform the landlord I’d pay my regular rate, or a 1/3 of last years bill from the same month, if every month is fairly consistent this is a no brainer. Get their responses documented. Also review your lease.

Wow, they somehow found a new low

Station Square blows IMO. It could be so much better and interesting than it is.