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Join the contestLet's not leave out all the worthless fucking crooked republicansI want to see a daily arrest report on the news just to let the dems choke on a daily big one.
While true, people should also look at regulatory practices (EPA / OSHA / Building Code / Tax Code / ect.) as well as Banking as either incentives to offshore or barriers to do business here. Those should be viewed in conjunction with the extension of household credit, women's lib, 2 earner households, and the flattening of real wage (net of inflation); that were used to both deindustrialize and manipulate both the nature of our Econ (70% consumer spending / low manufactured goods) and the destruction of the family. These were coordinated efforts, in pursuit of a greater (globalist) goals. It was sold to trusting boomer suburbanites who had that fluoride stare and little understanding of the matter as a means of lifting all boats around the world and creating peace through prosperity.union greed along with executive greed are 2 big reasons why US industry was moved to China.
right. there were many factors. over regulation being a big one. i was pointing out that union greed and corruption was a big part and 1 that isn't recognized. the unions demanding,often 2x non union pay was an issue. not to mention benefits at a value of 3x those of most ordinary workers. the inability to fire the very common union under performers also a problem. no sanction for doing shitty work,org crime and political corruption as well. the political action by unions is always to the benefit of the dims. the blather about the poor overworked abused working man coming from unions is just more propaganda. look at NEA for an example.While true, people should also look at regulatory practices (EPA / OSHA / Building Code / Tax Code / ect.) as well as Banking as either incentives to offshore or barriers to do business here. Those should be viewed in conjunction with the extension of household credit, women's lib, 2 earner households, and the flattening of real wage (net of inflation); that were used to both deindustrialize and manipulate both the nature of our Econ (70% consumer spending / low manufactured goods) and the destruction of the family. These were coordinated efforts, in pursuit of a greater (globalist) goals. It was sold to trusting boomer suburbanites who had that fluoride stare and little understanding of the matter as a means of lifting all boats around the world and creating peace through prosperity.
Nah, I couldn't afford the pay cut.So can you show us on the doll where the union chapped your ass? Lol
You folks would take those jobs if you were able.
Unfortunately after the union finds out you're a Republican, it only takes the company five or six tries to fire you.
NopeSo can you show us on the doll where the union chapped your ass? Lol
You folks would take those jobs if you were able.
Unfortunately after the union finds out you're a Republican, it only takes the company five or six tries to fire you.
Considering they were going to limit the entirety of the easy cost to 10 knots for 7 months of the year they can go fuck themselves. It would have been cheaper to tag all 350 of the endangered Whales with a satellite tags and move the slow speed zones with them but that wouldn’t have given them enough control.Oh ya while we are at it I take great offense to being called entitled, or liberal.
I'll eat the scum remark since opinions vary.
Did you all read about NOAA crying about getting thinned out.
I'm sure whale migration routes will get paid for by the private sector. Lol
NOAA is ultimately responsible for fishing regulations in federal waters. if you want to get a look at gov incompetence and corruption follow those for 15-20 years like i have. established limits always go to the commercial industry which is a long corrupt story. go back and look at red snapper regs over that time frame and who got what on grouper catches.Oh ya while we are at it I take great offense to being called entitled, or liberal.
I'll eat the scum remark since opinions vary.
Did you all read about NOAA crying about getting thinned out.
I'm sure whale migration routes will get paid for by the private sector. Lol
Considering that Wales move in groups called " shoals?" I think maybe we could get President Trump to rename that to schools.
That way the whales could learn something like how to get out of the way.
Have you ever been under water with boats moving around? I can here them a long way off.
Maybe in addition to satellite signal you add a radar and sonar warning " signal" .
NOAA is ultimately responsible for fishing regulations in federal waters. if you want to get a look at gov incompetence and corruption follow those for 15-20 years like i have. established limits always go to the commercial industry which is a long corrupt story. go back and look at red snapper regs over that time frame and who got what on grouper catches.
the fact that the recreational side generates more taxes,more economic activity than commercial is well know and documented. i can tell you where the benefits from open ocean fishing don't go. take a guess.
i believe elon intends to look at anyone whose wealth growth since joining congress seems excessive and unexplained.D.O.G.E. Every member of congress!
That will definitely be all of them.i believe elon intends to look at anyone whose wealth growth since joining congress seems excessive and unexplained.
Mind fuck them, start with the rinos.Scorched earth, dems first.
That goofy looking guy is very smart. I'm impressed. I hope he has a seal team for security.
They will shoot him asap if not.
right. there were many factors. over regulation being a big one. i was pointing out that union greed and corruption was a big part and 1 that isn't recognized. the unions demanding,often 2x non union pay was an issue. not to mention benefits at a value of 3x those of most ordinary workers. the inability to fire the very common union under performers also a problem. no sanction for doing shitty work,org crime and political corruption as well. the political action by unions is always to the benefit of the dims. the blather about the poor overworked abused working man coming from unions is just more propaganda. look at NEA for an example.
ALL gov employees at any level should be given the choice-leave the union in 1 week or be fired with loss of any benefits and pension.
They can keep the $5k, and I'll do you one better, I'll send an extra $5k to fund it.I'm not from the US but I think a lot of people would forego the $5000 payback from the government if it was put to the best use case possible, gold plated gallows and live stream the events. Probably be able to run 24/7 for many months and not get through the treasonous and corrupt.
If supervision is relying on a written reply from workers about their job duty accomplishments, then the wrong caliber of people have been hired. Lazy workers can easily lay out a string of BS like a car salesman to justify their paycheck. If supervisors actually left the office to be around the workers, they would know exactly what is getting done.It perplexes me that these people are getting bent out shape over being asked how they have earned their kibble over the past week.
In many organizations, the supervision and middle management are playing the same game as the frontline workers. It comes from the top.If supervision is relying on a written reply from workers about their job duty accomplishments, then the wrong caliber of people have been hired. Lazy workers can easily lay out a string of BS like a car salesman to justify their paycheck. If supervisors actually left the office to be around the workers, they would know exactly what is getting done.
The right kind of workers are self motivated, and don't need overlords whose main job is to keep watch over them. The right kind of workers only need guidance from supervision, not micromanaging.
That would be perfectly workable, if you assume that there are enough of these highly motivated workers to go around. (And that a great many of them want to work for the government. )If supervision is relying on a written reply from workers about their job duty accomplishments, then the wrong caliber of people have been hired. Lazy workers can easily lay out a string of BS like a car salesman to justify their paycheck. If supervisors actually left the office to be around the workers, they would know exactly what is getting done.
The right kind of workers are self motivated, and don't need overlords whose main job is to keep watch over them. The right kind of workers only need guidance from supervision, not micromanaging.
Yeah, this is normal. I work as a software developer, and as far back as I can remember, we have had either weekly or biweekly meetings where we each divulge what we are working on, what we've accomplished since the last meet. Then, we also submit a list of major accomplishments on a quarterly basis; it helps our management determine whether we are prioritizing our work in a manner that we've been tasked, and to some extent also serves us as the employee, to better indicate our worthiness of merit pay increases. In some instances it's actually gotten me an annual bonus check, though that is not something we actually have as a formal policy, but special circumstances gave my manager leverage to solicit one for me.They can keep the $5k, and I'll do you one better, I'll send an extra $5k to fund it.
These federal workers are so out of touch with how everyone else lives and works. I'm in my first management role, leading a technical team. I ask each team member probably twice a week what they are working on. Then on Wednesday's I get an updated list of who has completed what, since last Wednesday, and who has what in progress (since last Wednesday).
On Wednesday I, along with my team, have a meeting with the CTO (my boss) wherein I give a status report on completed vs in progress work, and who is doing or has done what.
Every second Tuesday I have a meeting with my boss (CTO), the co-founder, COO and founder/CEO to explain what projects I have going and to give them whatever information they desire on the spot.
It perplexes me that these people are getting bent out shape over being asked how they have earned their kibble over the past week.
Exactly, this is exactly what we're doing.Yeah, this is normal. I work as a software developer, and as far back as I can remember, we have had either weekly or biweekly meetings where we each divulge what we are working on, what we've accomplished since the last meet. Then, we also submit a list of major accomplishments on a quarterly basis; it helps our management determine whether we are prioritizing our work in a manner that we've been tasked, and to some extent also serves us as the employee, to better indicate our worthiness of merit pay increases. In some instances it's actually gotten me an annual bonus check, though that is not something we actually have as a formal policy, but special circumstances gave my manager leverage to solicit one for me.
This 30 minutes you speak of once a week could be better spent by a front line worker being productive for that 30 minutes.If you're offended by being asked to take 30 minutes once per week in a team meeting to talk about what we have done and what we are doing over the last 50 working hours, you're probably not the amazingly productive, highly motivated employee you think you are.
So there should never be any team meetings, check-ins, status updates or situation reports?This 30 minutes you speak of once a week could be better spent by a front line worker being productive for that 30 minutes.
Proper supervision would already know what the workers have accomplished without taking them away from production for 30 minutes.
I think it depends on the line of work. For some jobs, I agree it would be dumb...for instance a lead press operator running an Heidelberg press has no need for such meetings and it would be stupid to require a list of accomplishments. But for other jobs, it makes good sense.This 30 minutes you speak of once a week could be better spent by a front line worker being productive for that 30 minutes.
i'm in for the gallows buildThey can keep the $5k, and I'll do you one better, I'll send an extra $5k to fund it.
These federal workers are so out of touch with how everyone else lives and works. I'm in my first management role, leading a technical team. I ask each team member probably twice a week what they are working on. Then on Wednesday's I get an updated list of who has completed what, since last Wednesday, and who has what in progress (since last Wednesday).
On Wednesday I, along with my team, have a meeting with the CTO (my boss) wherein I give a status report on completed vs in progress work, and who is doing or has done what.
Every second Tuesday I have a meeting with my boss (CTO), the co-founder, COO and founder/CEO to explain what projects I have going and to give them whatever information they desire on the spot.
It perplexes me that these people are getting bent out shape over being asked how they have earned their kibble over the past week.
I have personally ran off 2 stretch Van's and thier handler in a pickup in one instance and a seperate batch of the soros funded antifia shits in another stretch van.So Soros has been getting paid with our tax dollars to overthrow the US and destroy the economy? When is he/family going to be charged as enemies of the State. I am guessing our tax dollars paid for Black Lives Matter bullshit and bussing antagonists around for nefarious actions.
SMDH No wonder our country is so fucked up. There had been absolutely zero oversight.... for YEARS!