Tax payers like to make money too and not have it gobbled up vainly trying propping up a state government which is in dire straits due to unsustainable pension programs.
Someone doesn't understand that workers like to make money too.
I'm not surprised as you would always always always side with businesses... However I hope you see the hypocrisy in defending one person maximizing profit and not the other.
Tax payers like to make money too and not have it gobbled up vainly trying propping up a state government which is in dire straits due to unsustainable pension programs.
Someone doesn't understand that tax payers like to keep their money too.Someone doesn't understand that workers like to make money too.
I'm not surprised as you would always always always side with businesses... However I hope you see the hypocrisy in defending one person maximizing profit and not the other.
Someone doesn't understand that tax payers like to keep their money too.
Given the choice between paying higher taxes or giving public employees less pay and benefits than they are receiving now I think people are going to take the second option.
Why don't we reduce spending to sustainable levels??Perhaps raising taxes to sustainable levels?
Why don't we reduce spending to sustainable levels??
I'd be surprised if any business bowed to the crybaby unions. I think the businesses would support the National Right To Work Act.
Because we are in a recession. Reducing spending will exacerbate problems.
Economics 101.
Tax revenue will recover as the economy does.
Raising taxes will have an even more detrimental effect on the economy.Because we are in a recession. Reducing spending will exacerbate problems.
Economics 101.
Tax revenue will recover as the economy does.
There are ways to do it without challenging the right to assemble.
Perhaps raising taxes to sustainable levels? Or just not cutting them to create phantom deficits?
What will happen to the quality of the employee if wages fall?
Raising taxes will have an even more detrimental effect on the economy.
Taking money from the people who are creating wealth and giving it to people who are consuming wealth is a recipe for disaster.
Raising taxes will have an even more detrimental effect on the economy.
Taking money from the people who are creating wealth and giving it to people who are consuming wealth is a recipe for disaster.
Wrong, supply side economics does work.You are speaking from supply-side economic theory.
Supply-side economics do not work. It never has worked at any point.
Democrats boycott Republicans, Republicans should boycott Democrats.
Wrong, supply side economics does work.
Every time we have cut taxes we have seen greater economic output as a result.
The only question about supply side is wether the increase in economic activity is enough to offset the decrease in tax revenue and the answer for that isn't very clear due to all the factors at play.
BTW if supply side doesn't work then why don't we just raise taxes across the board and use the extra money to solve all our problem?
Wrong, supply side economics does work.
Every time we have cut taxes we have seen greater economic output as a result.
The only question about supply side is wether the increase in economic activity is enough to offset the decrease in tax revenue and the answer for that isn't very clear due to all the factors at play.
BTW if supply side doesn't work then why don't we just raise taxes across the board and use the extra money to solve all our problem?
Like your 8 hour work week?
Thank the crybaby unions...
Like weekends off?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Like employer healthcare?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Like vacation time?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Like a safe work place?
Thank your crybaby unions...
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You know Henry Ford invented the 40 hour work week and 8 hour days well before Ford was unionized? He did it because he was tired of losing his workers to other companies and thought it made them work better.
Like your 8 hour work week?
Thank the crybaby unions...
Like weekends off?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Like employer healthcare?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Like vacation time?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Like a safe work place?
Thank your crybaby unions...
Unions gave us workers, all workers both union or nay, a pretty nice employee environment.
These "crybaby unions" gave union workers a quality standard of living.
The fear of unions forced non union employers to follow suit.
Take away the crybaby unions, and you'd soon find a lot of crybaby employees.
Non union crybaby employees working in a dangerous environment, with no offered healthcare, no vacations, no sick days, 80 hour weeks paid as 40.
Say bye bye to a decent salary and any benefits.
Say hello to the minimum wage US worker.
I think we had that once in America. It was called slavery.
I'd love to see your face when your boss tells you to count on working 12 hour work days, and tells you they will no longer offer healthcare, and to count on working 12 day weeks. Oh... and you get to do all this after we cut your salary by 60% starting yesterday.
And that smell you might start sensing?
It's just he highly toxic paint we are painting your office with.
And when your at Wal-Mart next time, you'd better pick up a few mouse traps
(at your own expense, naturally), cause we fired the exterminator.
Better yet.. rat traps.
The Right supports corporations using their bankrolls to influence politics, but opposes common citizens doing the same. Glad you guys made that clear.
And, he would have been a lone cry in the wind had unions not adopted it.
The Right supports corporations using their bankrolls to influence politics, but opposes common citizens doing the same. Glad you guys made that clear.
You know Henry Ford invented the 40 hour work week and 8 hour days well before Ford was unionized? He did it because he was tired of losing his workers to other companies and thought it made them work better.
"A business that makes nothing but money is a poor business."
"It is not the employer who pays the wages. Employers only handle the money. It is the customer who pays the wages."
"The highest use of capital is not to make more money, but to make money do more for the betterment of life."
"The man who will use his skill and constructive imagination to see how much he can give for a dollar, instead of how little he can give for a dollar, is bound to succeed."
As productivity increases (assembly line etc) companies can pay more and have their employees work less.
Also, after Henry Ford cut shifts from 9 hours to 8, so did the other companies, they had to.