Reading the description of the events, it sounds like they intervened militarily after this event: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baku_pogrom , which sort of makes sense.
AB-5 added exemptions allowing more employees to be contractors to the pre-existing rule articulated, based on prior statute law, by the California Supreme Court.
right but you can also just wait for California to challenge the 1099 distinction
OP wanted to be an employer and "make jobs" for the sake of printing job numbers, rustbelt mentality.
if they had more employees, elsewhere, it wouldn't have happened, if they actually did have the relevant counsel it wouldn't have happened. but they aren't able to or willing to afford either. lesson learned. likely the wrong lesson learned.
It was 90% Armenian in the 1920s; the Azerbaijan SSR promoted immigration of Azerbaijani in the region between then and the 1980s, but it never went below 75%.
30 years ago isn't that long - there are still people alive in Azerbaijan who own property deeds for houses in Karabakh, and who were born and grew up there. At the time there were 684k displaced Azerbaijanis (UN number), most of which are still alive today.
Thanks. First time I heard of RedwoodJS. I skimmed the home page, looks good so far. The only thing I feel unsure is the use of GraphQL. It seems to require some learning curve and I'm not sure why I need it over plain old Rest API.
Unrelated, but how does privacy.com work on purchase categories? Like I have a card which gives me more cash back for airline ticket purchases - will the info of transaction category be kept?
You generally don't use a credit card with them. You use a bank account. If they even offer a credit card option, their fees would need to be more than your points would be worth.
