"that's what she said"First Faved : Sep 30 2007 by drew_sFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 44 timesFave It!
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- drew_s - Sep 30 2007 | the office, blogs, funny, law
This woman analyzes the liability Michael incurs in each episode of "The Office" and employment law issues that arise - as you can guess, Michael running over Meredith and the aftermath led to some good discussion.
Quoted: HRheroblogs.com - Blogs About Employment Law for HR Managers. That's what she said - Julie Elgar of Ford & Harrison blogs about NBC's The Office
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thats kind of an odd blog premise. are there HR people out there that work for bosses like Michael Scott? I feel like the idea could be applied to many shows, such as a New York real estate agent's evaluation of the living spaces seen in Friends and Seinfeld, and translating that into how much each character would have to make at their respective jobs in order to afford to rent them.
the property valuation thing would be interesting, but obviously would be a "one-and-done" deal (unless the characters moved a lot). btw, jenny medema was recently on a house hunters episode. but i think this works because even though michael is an extreme case, the show brings up general issues that are pertinent. for example, a previous post discusses what could happen if creed ever realized his "blog" was a word document and actually posted his lunatic thoughts online.
LMAO, this is awesome. I love you Internets!