#corporate employee welfare

[townpostin]

Linde India Signs New Salary Agreement with Workers Union

Employees to receive Rs 5,800 monthly gross salary hike and enhanced benefits Linde India and Indian Oxygen Workers Union reach a new 3.5-year salary agreement, boosting employee compensation and benefits. JAMSHEDPUR – Linde India and the Indian Oxygen Workers Union have signed a new salary agreement, significantly increasing employee compensation and benefits over a 3.5-year period. The…

[alwaysbewoke]

[cent-scratchnsniff]

yk that one test with electic shocks with the dogs. thats them. i love learned helplessness

[binah-beloved]

Binah who takes a hit for you when a particularly vicious Abnormality breaches. and while you fret and worry over her injuries, she simply hugs you without saying a word, like she's trying to shield you from the world

of course, she doesn't mention it after. but you're grateful nonetheless

[kunosoura]

deus ex has more cohesive themes, released in a complete state without major problems, and is a landmark of immersive sim game design. But C2077 lets you play as a katana wielding dickgirl. So it’s hard to say which is better

[simply-ivanka]

Kamala Harris’s ‘Joyful’ War on Entrepreneurs

When Democrats talk about boosting the middle class, what they mean is government employees.

By Allysia Finley Wall Street Journal

Americans who tuned in to Kamala Harris’s coronation last week heard from plenty of celebrities, labor leaders and politicians. Missing from the “joyous” celebration, however, were entrepreneurs who generate middle-class jobs.

No surprise. Cheered on by the crowd, Democrats took turns whacking “oligarchs” and “corporate monopolists.” By the time Ms. Harris took the stage, the pinatas’ pickings had been splattered around. This is what Democrats plan to do if they win: destroy wealth creators so they can spread the booty among their own.

Corporate greed is “the one true enemy,” United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain proclaimed. Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders insisted the party “must take on Big Pharma, Big Oil, Big Ag, Big Tech, and all the other corporate monopolists whose greed is denying progress for working people.” Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey railed against “greedflation” and accused corporations of “extorting families.”

Barack Obama lambasted Donald Trump and his “well-heeled donors.” “For them, one group’s gains is necessarily another group’s loss,” Mr. Obama said. “For them, freedom means that the powerful can do pretty much what they please, whether it’s fire workers trying to organize a union or put poison in our rivers or avoid paying taxes like everybody else has to do.”

Democrats treat wealth as a zero-sum game, and so Mr. Obama’s straw men are rich. They get richer by making everyone else poorer—and taking away from the well-off is the only way to enhance the lives of the poor and middle class. Hence, the left’s plans to raise taxes on “billionaires” and businesses to finance more welfare.

It isn’t enough that the top 1% of earners already pay 45.8% of federal income tax, which funds government services and welfare for the bottom half. As for poisoning rivers, perhaps Mr. Obama forgot that his own Environmental Protection Agency caused the 2015 Gold King Mine disaster, which spilled toxic waste into Colorado’s Animas River.

Quoting Abraham Lincoln, the former president invoked “the better angels of our nature” even as he appealed to America’s darker angels. His speech brought to mind a recent homily by my local parish priest about the dangers of class warfare and envy, one of the seven deadly sins.

Success, the priest explained, isn’t a zero-sum game. When a businessman succeeds, he creates jobs that help the poor. Envying and tearing down the successful makes everyone poorer. Rather than plunder the wealthy, society should celebrate success and try to help everyone prosper.

Democrats derisively refer to such ideas as “trickle-down economics.” They denounce and diminish business success, and claim the wealthy have profited from greed and government support. Who can forget Mr. Obama’s line in 2012 that “if you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that”?

Rather than try to make it easier for businesses to succeed—say, by reducing taxes or easing regulations—Democrats want to do the opposite. They call for “leveling the playing field” and “growing the middle class out,” euphemisms for taxing success so government can hand out money. But government doesn’t create wealth. People do.

While business success isn’t zero-sum, government growth can be. Its expansion makes it more difficult for business to thrive. The result is fewer jobs, lower wages and less tax revenue, which finances essential public services such as law enforcement and the “safety net” for the indigent.

Mr. Trump’s appeal in 2016 partly stemmed from slow economic growth during Mr. Obama’s presidency. The Republican promised to make all Americans richer by liberating businesses from government’s shackles. Mr. Trump’s deregulation and tax cuts worked: Average real wages increased nearly 70% faster during his first three years than during Mr. Obama’s presidency.

Yet most Americans have become poorer under Mr. Biden, as government spending has fueled inflation, which has eroded wages. Job growth has become increasingly concentrated in sectors that depend on government spending. When Democrats talk about boosting the middle class, they mean the class of government workers.

Government, education, healthcare and social assistance account for more than 60% of the new jobs added in the last year. In the 17 states where Democrats boast a “trifecta”—control of the governorship and both legislative chambers—the share is 98%. In the 23 states with Republican trifectas, it’s 47%.

Likewise, average wage growth since the start of the pandemic has been lower in high-tax states such as Illinois (13.6%), New York (14.4%) and California (17.2%) than in low-tax Florida (22.5%), Texas (23.3%) and South Dakota (26.9%). If middle-class Americans want to get richer, they ought to move to Miami, Dallas or Sioux Falls.

“As long as we look to legislation to cure poverty, or to abolish special privilege,” Henry Ford once observed, “we are going to see poverty spread and special privilege grow.” That’s the joyous future Americans can expect during a Harris presidency.

Appeared in the August 26, 2024, print edition as 'Kamala Harris’s ‘Joyful’ War on Entrepreneurs'.

[blackbackedjackal]

I'm not mad I'm just disappointed because if you spent two seconds to think about how fur and leather alone has deep ties to human culture and our understanding and appreciation of the natural world it's honestly really beautiful and just feels so strange to me that people who say they love nature want to divorce themselves from it.

Like yes, capitalism bad. I don't agree with the way that animals are treated as products to the point where blatant animal cruelty is excused by mega corporations. I want places like that to be held accountable and made to follow higher welfare standards for the animals they raise and the underpaid employees out there working in sometimes awful and very unsafe conditions.

But if you're simultaneously ignoring the culture of African leathermaking or the beautiful leather and wool textiles crafted by Indigenous artisans or the ways that ancient humans appreciated the animals they killed for meat and clothing by telling stories and making art depicted on the skins of the animals they took, that's what bothers me.

So many people are willing to just attack vulnerable communities instead of learning about thier culture and how animal products were used traditionally and today. There are better ways to raise animals for products sustainably and humanely and many of these communities have spoken very loudly about it but are yelled over by people who just want to be right or don't want to listen or just don't care.

So yes, I will continue to speak my mind and educate myself because if nothing else I wanna be the start of the change I wanna see in the world. I love animals and I love learning the history of humans and our relationships to animals. I want to be able to appreciate them in the ways we always have. With respect to the natural world and understanding that we're also a part of it.

[local-hellhound-steals-spaghetti]

According to “Mass Animal Deaths Heat up Fight To Permanently Halt SeaWorld Operations” by Inside the Magic, bird conservation organizations are literally begging SeaWorld to stop their fireworks shows because of how many native birds they’re killing. But go ahead keep acting like their rescue operations justify all the harm/trauma they caused to the wild cetaceans they captured and the wildlife they continue to put in harm’s way in the name of human entertainment. Using ur large platform to assuage ppl’s guilt about spending their money at seaworld *directly* perpetuates this harm. I don’t know how you call yourself a proponent of animal welfare and then support this mega corporation that puts profits above all else

Hi there it seems like you think that I support corporate SeaWorld and all the decisions it makes. I am against a lot of things that SeaWorld does.

This includes: setting off fireworks, building roller coasters instead of updating animal habitats and the cruel layoffs that they inflicted on their employees during COVID.

I agree with the letter put forward, San Diego Audubon did a great job documenting the very real impacts of fireworks on seabirds. Firework events like the 4th of July and New Years Eve are extremely stressful for all animals - as detailed in the letter there were also illegal fireworks along with the firework shows in the City of San Diego and SeaWorld.

SeaWorld stopping their fireworks shows in favour of something potentially less impactful like a drone show would be a great start, but fireworks shows - legal or illegal, would continue regardless. Whether that would reduce the impact or not remains to be seen, but I think SeaWorld should stop their firework shows.

The problem is, it is a corporate company that wants to give people want they want so they buy tickets. Guests like fireworks. People expect fireworks on the 4th of July, NYE ect. I personally think we need to evolve as a society and move away from fireworks in general but that’s not a popular opinion.

Now, to your point about impact on wild whale populations, there is certainly not enough data to conclude that populations were unable to recover from the captures.

You can see with this graph that the Southern Residents were able to recover their numbers after the capture periods, but unfortunately populations continued to decline due to other factors. This includes anthropogenic causes like boat traffic and decreasing food supply with increasing dam building and more efficient fishing methods to take more Chinook Salmon from the orcas. And ongoing effects of bioaccumulation of toxins like PCBs and DDTs.

Some scientists argue that the population decrease from capture resulted in less competition and increased survival rate. Others say that the impacts are still being felt today. There’s not exactly a consensus on it because it’s hard to measure the effects.

While I disagree with corporate SeaWorld and a lot of decisions they make, I will continue to support the work of SeaWorld’s team of marine mammal specialists and veterinarians. And support accredited facilities that are able to create positive welfare states for their animals, even if the conditions aren’t perfect. I have no issue with animals entertaining people as long as the animals have agency and choice and show positive welfare states.

Whether you like it or not SeaWorld just have more money and resources than most other facilities simply due to their ability to appeal to a wide demographic (including people who like fireworks) - that sells tickets. And yeah a portion of that goes to CEO salaries and stakeholders (not nearly enough goes to the workers). But having that luxury of that much money means getting high end diagnostic equipment, paying for medications, antibiotics, scans, developing new technologies to assist in rehab and rescue work, pay staff to work in shifts for standing in the stranding pool to hold up a baby dolphin.

That’s why they’re usually in the front lines of rescue work, often collaborating with other rescues. Because their resources are invaluable to the rescue and rehabilitation of marine animals.

These resources are also giving scientists the ability to collect baseline data and compare to wild populations - and develop technologies and test these with animals in human care before using it in field work.

I disagree with a black and white approach to animal welfare and find it to be detrimental in the long term. Welfare is an evolving state that is always in flux and depends on a variety of factors.

SeaWorld’s fireworks contributed to seabird deaths - but not acknowledging that even if SeaWorld stopped their fireworks, there would continue to be fireworks on the 4th of July that would continue to cause bird deaths isn’t helpful to protecting seabirds.

SeaWorld have rescued, rehabbed and released or provided a permanent home for over 40,000 animals. It was funded by the same company that also put on fireworks shows. The two facts can exist side by side. A company can cause harm while also creating positive change.

The reality of capitalism is that to rescue animals you need to have the resources to do so. People visit SeaWorld to ride roller coasters and ignore the animals (which I can never understand) - yet it is the ability to appeal to a wide demographic that makes money and that money is what can be used for incredibly important conservation and rescue projects.

However, I would still say all of that wouldn’t matter if the welfare of the animals in their care was extremely poor. Which, based on their ability to achieve multiple levels of high standard accreditation like AZA and other signs of positive welfare in basic observation , doesn’t seem to be the case.

I encourage anyone to try to take a more nuanced approach to animal welfare and never just accept something at face value. And if you don’t like SeaWorld, that’s okay! There’s a lot of ethical discussions to be had. But I can only convey the experience and knowledge that I have in both research, hands on practical cetacean welfare experience and general experience and understanding of how marine mammal facilities operate.

[reachartwork]

Re: ' ...we need to fight against the social system that makes it so that advancement in technology and labour-saving devices lead to layoffs'

^ I feel like this is the biggest issue with the growing use of AI and anyone who argues about the artistic merits of image/language generators et al is missing the forest for the trees. As someone who works in a profession that is constantly threatened with "you'll all be replaced with computers in a year" it's definitely my biggest concern.

The best solution would be mass socialized welfare and a UBI so that getting laid off isn't a death sentence, but that seems kind of impossible atm.

How would you feel about regulations on corporations replacing workers with AI tools similar to those applied to corporations seeking to hire foreign workers? I.e. in the Alien and Immigration Act Section 1182 (n) Labor Condition Application? (Page 174 https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2022-title8/pdf/USCODE-2022-title8-chap12-subchapII-partII-sec1182.pdf)

This would require a company to apply for and substantiate the necessity of AI tools in opposition to actual employees, along with other conditions and regulations.

Hopefully this would prevent a Duolingo situation and mitigate fears of worker replacement.

/end_rant/

Sorry for any formatting issues, typing on mobile.

i think this is a much better idea of a solution than "just outlaw ai" or "just smash all the computers"

[godslush]

TokeiWoman.EXE

A central NetNavi for a large corporation, who oversees all scheduling and finances across multiple subsidiary companies. Very little is known about her other than she is not owned by an individual Operator, instead being owned by her 'company', and seems to have very little autonomy… but with nobody issuing orders, who knows what transpires when no eyes are on the code…

Tokei has two forms. Most will first encounter her ‘Combat Projection’, an aggressive, dual-blade wielding monstrosity upholding security in her region.

Instead of being a time stopper, her Combat Projection enforces a metronome on her board; combat with her and any minions/viruses occurs "on the beat" (akin to Crypt of the Necrodancer), with the background and floor pulsing to indicate the timing.

Instead of a catchy dance beat, the music would be... much more foreboding.

Her own attacks are strong but telegraphed with zones, and she's invulnerable except on beat-based intervals (and the window of opportunity changes every round, indicated by her markings’ color shifting). However, her gimmick is balanced by her Projection having low HP (akin to a slightly stronger Virus), though it can be resummoned when destroyed after taking some time to recharge.

The nature of her primary attacks involve throwing her clock-hand blades out, which linger on her opponents’ side of the board as a damaging tile. They can then either be dropped to create ‘ice’ tile zones, or recalled to do returning trajectory damage on the way back.

Tokei’s ‘true’ NetNavi form is much more subdued, quietly toiling away at a computer, chained to a desk in the center of her drive. She clearly doesn’t want to be there, but as far as she knows, she has no other choice.

Tokei is not housed in a PET, but instead runs from within a gargantuan supercomputer array at the heart of her owner corporation. It’s necessary for not only analyzing and crunching massive amounts of data, but also to make moral and ethics calls when it comes to managing things like sick leave, time off, and other intra-company HR decisions for thousands of employees per day.

Tokei’s ‘zone’ exists in an Overclocked state, where everything appears to move normally but is in fact moving at hyper-speed, causing the outside world to appear to move very slowly. This is what allows her to do so much work in a seemingly short amount of time. However, it has two downsides; it disables Operator-to-Navi communications, alongside causing other NetNavis to run out of energy and burn out very quickly while anywhere near her online presence when she’s working; she can avert this by ‘freezing’ them in a sort of stasis, to preserve them until they can be appropriately retrieved. The only reason she is able to function at those speeds without running out of energy or otherwise overheating is due to her ‘core’ body being plugged into the system for power and coolant.

This comes with the caveat that she is almost if not completely powerless outside of her domain.

Though stuck in a draconian job, especially when it comes to things like time-off requests and raises and employee welfare, Tokei will always put employees first over management and bottom-line, and the reason she gets away with it is that she insisted and eventually proved that having happier employees is better for the companies than keeping them unmotivated and wanting to quit. Despite her cold exterior, she's very much "The people who do the most work deserve to be happy." Wishful thinking on her part, but it keeps her going.

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A funney idea along the lines of SlashGirl.EXE. I changed it from Tokay to Tokei and removed the more obvious gecko parallels because Tokay herself has significant narrative importance outside of MM, so I wanted to make it more concrete that the Navi is separate (just inspired).

I'd started thumbnailing designs a while back on my Twitter priv, but decided to give it a big overhaul, especially after seeing ClockMan.EXE and noting the similarities to my older passes.

Her 'tick tock' rhythm mechanic and broken clock/hourglass details (plus the 'noose' clock hand necktie) are all very evocative of a "your time is running out" death motif, but her also working in finances just makes her a big "death and taxes" joke at the end of the day.

[lebuc]

havens

* no matter what occupies our normal doings,

no matter the bleed into our lives, …the news from distant places;

no matter the stance taken on hot-button issues of the day

as well as

the relatively cooler but more certain core of what we hold near & dear;

we all crave our havens

some safe space where we rest literally & figuratively,

a place our soul knows as home & so acts - in its full expression

however similar or contrary to our public manners & mores.

like a venn diagram

our haven within often intersects with others', but

sometimes it may not as well, which is okay too,

just another venn…

the art of living populates the world

with havens here, there, everywhere, when not scurrying & scrambling

to maintain a pace & place dictated by corporate types exerting,

making their own profitable havens -

& employees' welfare only secondarily, tertiarily, or not at all.

the yin i'm in leads me to nudge my venn

a mite closer to your'n, if'n you too are so disposed & my accent affectation * is not too off-puttin' this stanza; once linked,

we can segue into some real talk, perhaps - in our haven's native tongue. * 12/23 - lebuc - havens * ...been binge watchin' classic Westerns on cable.

[townpostin]

Tata Steel UISL Hosts Successful Blood Donation Camp in Jamshedpur

175 units collected from employees; MD and JSU President praise initiative Tata Steel UISL organized a blood donation camp at Jamshedpur Blood Centre, collecting 175 units from employees to support local healthcare needs. JAMSHEDPUR – Tata Steel UISL effectively conducted a blood donation camp at the Jamshedpur Blood Centre, which resulted in the collection of 175 units from employees. An…

[kaurwreck]

do you think the port mafia grunts have a union?

I was raised in a state hostile culturally and politically to unions, and I'm in a field that's somewhat hostile to unionizing, so I admittedly know very little about American unions, much less Japanese unions.

What little I do know is that Japanese unions aren't like American unions in that during their height of influence, Japanese unions were more collaborative with and non-adversarial to employers than Americans expect from labor organizing. They functioned more like another HR, and strikes weren't generally a common tool.

Unions in Japan have changed over time and are more dynamic now, based on the very, very cursory Google search I just did. But they're also significantly less influential, and white collar workers in certain fields aren't super active participants.

All of this to say, I'm sure Mori Corporation has union organizers and reps who have positions within both the company and the Port Mafia, who collaborate closely with Chuuya on maintaining employee welfare and satisfaction.

(Chuuya, since Verlaine doesn't leave his depression hovel, Kouyou leads the torture squad, and Mori is the CEO with which the employees must negotiate.)

I also imagine Mori Corporation's directors and officers approach labor matters from the perspective that if you are attentive and provide for your employees, they won't feel the need to organize. It's how Mori and the executives approach Yokohama's informal economy, and it's their restitution for the Old Boss's transgressions.

That, or they've just made Gin their union rep, so the grunts are too afraid to try anything.

[diakamu]

can you guys sign up to this so i can continue to draw? basically?

so the japanese government came up with this shit idea that they basically can tax the tax exempt small businesses anyways.

that tax is going to be 10% of our entire income. so we the small creators and the individual shop owners etc. are forced to make our products cost 10% more without any benefit coming into our pockets. either that or maintain the pricing and suffer the income shortage.

and ofc if all the small business owners are forced to make that choice, nearly everything is gonna cost more.

on the other hand the Japanese government does tax exempt those big corporations for paying salary to their part time employees. evil. Ikr.

so basically whats gonna happen is that a whole bunch of small business owners quit their local jobs and their passion projects to join big corporations as non-regular employees. not only that, the ppl who are already working there as regular employees are gonna be fired and re-hired this time as non-regular employees with no real work welfare what-so-ever.

for you guys living outside of Japan and love Japanese contents tho let me let you know that the majorities of Japanese gaming companies and the anime companies are categorised as small/tax exempt(that is no more tax exempt) so you guys suffer a bit with us

while we the lower class citizens of Japan are gonna be facing price increase of literally everything. and also a bunch of our entertainments and creative medias ripped out from our society.

8 million small business owners and small creators are either forced to quit their jobs or suffer thru all this

could you please help us raise our voice thanks

[transmutationisms]

how would say logan’s declining health as emblematic of capital sucking the life out of the living and logan’s health as emblematic of a eugenicist nightmare relate to each other?

fundamentally the reason there is a eugenic thread running through logan's worldview is because he, and the rest of the roys, are standing in for the broader anglo bourgeoisie, a capitalist class. capitalism itself values human bodies and lives solely because of the labour they perform to generate capital, which means that disability is a threat to capitalist logics, and disabled people are subject to tremendous physical and social violence on that basis. eugenics adds specific hereditarian and environmentalist components to this determination of who has the 'right' body, and eugenicists propose various means of coercion and violence (natalism, sterilisation/contraception, genocide, specific welfare and family policies) to try to eliminate those deemed unfit and promote the reproduction of those deemed fit. the american and british bourgeoisie---classes that don't typically need to perform much manual labour in the workplace these days---value bodily ability because it is rendered economically valuable in this capitalist arrangement, and is also taken as a signifier of mental ability and moral fitness.

at the same time, the capitalist state also benefits from producing death and disability. this is in part because capitalism demands the exploitation of bodies, and assumes a certain level of resultant injury and incapacity. it is also because it is useful to the state in the longer view to designate certain groups and bodies Other, undesirable, and disposable, even though in an immediate economic sense this might at first appear irrational. on succession, the most obvious example is the cruises scandal, which entailed the death and discarding of dancers, migrant workers, and other labourers whom waystar needed in order to operate its cruises. despite the fact that their labour was economically valuable to the corporation, producing and ignoring their deaths was also, on a purely capitalist analysis, a rational decision: for waystar's purposes such people were always replaceable, defined only by their bodies---a social position they have been put in by larger forces of racism, misogyny, imperialism, economic exploitation, &c.

these processes of rendering certain bodies and lives powerful and valued, and others disenfranchised and discarded, are not an accident of capitalism, but central to its functioning. it is the disempowerment and exploitation of the global proletariat that gives the roys and their economic class their tremendous levels of wealth and power; it is the colonial and imperial exploitation of the global south that consolidates and maintains the position of the imperial core and its citizens; and so forth.

which is all to say that capitalism both valorises able-bodiedness and produces disability, sickness, and death. these things are not in tension; both fall out of the exploitation of bodies, the use of bodies as signifiers of power, the moralisation of health and ability, and the designation of certain bodies as better, more useful, and more fit than others. logan has eugenic beliefs because the show uses him to stand in for the eugenic operation of capital and the way the bourgeoisie perpetrate such beliefs and practices. logan is also dying, a situation he probably exacerbates by continuing to work through it (this is where capital raises itself by feeding on his living labour) and one that the writers use to bring his eugenic ideas to the forefront. logan's refusal to view himself as sick/dying/disabled comes from his capitalist class position and beliefs, which are also things that create sickness, disability, and death (his own, those of his employees, &c). within the show, we see this happening in waystar with the cruises victims, andrew dodds, logan's own body, even logan's children (who are both bourgeoisie and his employees for as long as he's alive). in a broader sense, this is all encouraging us to think about capitalism functions beyond just this one fictional corporation. the logic that uses and profits from human bodies and labour is the same logic that designates some of those bodies unfit, marginal, and disposable.

[friendcorp]

Pinned Info Post!

Welcome to FriendCorp! Friend Corp is a Day 50 run of the game Lobotomy Corporation in which we only hire agents from the community! We're accepting submissions but please keep it to 1 nugget per person and please only submit nuggets who you made.

Submitted nuggets will always have the the owner/creator credited after the nugget's name. Example: Blorbo [BlorboMakerBlog]

This blog is Managed by: @northwest-cryptid

and @neapolitanrime https://twitter.com/neapolitanrime https://www.twitch.tv/neapolitanrime

The Blog Icon was made by: @silence-kris

The Blog Header was made by: @blahblahdummy All art is used with the permission of the artists.

If you want to submit your blorbo/nuggets we kindly ask you to include:

A name for the character

An image that shows generally which hair/eyes/mouth to use and which colors to use for the hair. Images using the in game menus are ideal however everything from drawings to Picrews are acceptable! Any image is better than no image.

Which department you'd like them to be in (giving a backup department would help too because we're actually starting to fill up some of the more popular early game departments)

The current list of all Agents is as follows and will be updated as we go:

Control: 1 - Randomly Generated Employee (Dia) 2 - Marx [@something-soup-something] 3 - Rain [@ordei] 4 - Geminiano [@peachymun-from-georgia] 5 - Kanna [@thatguyappreciator]

Information: 1 - Julian [@firebuug] 2 - Yuri [@polyydeucess] 3 - Tori [@northwest-cryptid] 4 - Archer [@supazupa] 5 - Merry [@anomaly-beans]

Safety: 1 - Reinhardt [@branch-wdk53] 2 - Maki [@pinchbee] 3 - Epsilon27 [@5thcloud] 4 - Xavier [EC] 5 - Lunas [@chesedwithacap]

Training: 1 - Foosball [@hydrojoy] 2 - Bella [@uniquezombiedestiny] 3 - Morrigan [@attack-viridiant] 4 - Maritza [@simikae] 5 - Kiminsung [@eepiest-malkuth]

Central Control: 1 - Remi [@notvess] 2 - Ray [@amystarrstuff] 3 - Gabriel [@almondes] 4 - Matty [@profoundpsychicfarmkid] 5 - Yuri [@eclectic-sunflower]

Central Control 2: 1 - Sergey [@chekuth-w] 2 - Asera [@yukitarei] 3 - Vanessa [@cryptice1kz] 4 - Maxine [@fluffralsei] 5 - Odelie [@venoshocked]

Welfare: 1 - Emma [@logirby] 2 - Kimhanseul [@mandorin-moranges] 3 - Lucas [@bestelf] 4 - Lychee [@enderpearlgurl13] 5 - Victoria [@ohmewhatsthis]

Disciplinary: 1 - Kimlek [@magician7] 2 - Poussey [@mistwolfdaumbreon] 3 - Nea [@neapolitanrime] 4 - Marion [@zombie-ladymacbeth] 5 - Alwina [@raincloud020604]

Records: 1 - Professor [@kira-moonrabbit] 2 - Goodie [@observancesys] 3 - Hannah [@okawarihappylife] 4 - Samuel [@p-o-3] 5 - Chicken Nugget [@chaoticalrequiem]

Extraction: 1 - OJ [@pascal-oswell] 2 - Avion [@cosmic-courtroom] 3 - Neville [@boneeatingbitch] 4 - Corbinian [@compleatedsadboy] 5 - Soccy [@apocalypsearsonist]

Architecture: 1 - POLYGON [@worivrst] 2 - Sergey [@tatonslice] 3 - Broski [@wanderinganywhere] 4 - Yoon-Hoo [@celestialiisland] 5 -

Total: 54/55