Corgi cop loses bonus for looking fed-up at work. The internet can relate.
Fuzai, a sniffer dog with short legs and a viral following in China, also peed in his food bowl. He was docked some treats from his Lunar New Year bonus.
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First China Corgi police dog loses ‘year-end bonus’ for sleeping on job, peeing in food bowl
China’s first Corgi police dog has been docked its year-end bonus for sleeping on the job and urinating in its own food bowl, causing much amusement on mainland social media. Canine cop ...
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China’s first corgi police dog loses ‘performance bonus’ after it sleeps on the job, pees in basin
China’s first corgi police dog, Fu Zai, had its year-end bonus docked after it was caught sleeping on the joined the police force in Weifang, Shandong province, Fu Zai joined the police force in ...
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Education: Washington University in St. Louis, BS in Systems Science & Engineering; Washington University in St. Louis, MS in Finance; French Culinary Institute, Classic Culinary Arts Aaron ...
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James Hohmann is a Washington Post editorial writer and columnist specializing in domestic policy and politics. He is also chief commentator for The Post’s video team, offering analysis during ...
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Johnson aide discouraged Hutchinson subpoena over concerns about lawmakers’ ‘sexual texts’
according to written correspondence reviewed by The Washington Post and a person familiar with the effort. The aide intervened last June, citing concerns that a subpoena could expose the texts ...
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Trump officials pause health agencies’ communications, citing review
At the beginning of Trump’s first term, administration officials also asked employees at multiple agencies to cease communicating with the public, The Washington Post reported at the time.