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FrodosPet

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19. So long as the reward is proportional to the employee's input

Reply to passiveporcupine (Reply #18)

Thu Dec 12, 2013, 01:04 AM

Dec 2013

A constantly tardy/absent slacker doing minimal work should not be as well rewarded as the woman who is there 10 minutes early and stays two hours late, doing not only her own work, but fixing the messes made by Mr Slacker.

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At some point, the private sector is going to have to start pulling its own weight again. [View all] Recursion Dec 2013 OP

OR if most of their employees are part-time ErikJ Dec 2013 #1

A single-payer health system would go a long way to alleviating this problem! LongTomH Dec 2013 #4

It would help a lot of people stay out of poverty passiveporcupine Dec 2013 #5

Exactly. I dont object to a ceo being paid millions mind you but a company like walmart should not cstanleytech Dec 2013 #10

I object to CEOs making millions of dollars. WowSeriously Dec 2013 #11

I didnt say you had to support it just that I personally dont object cstanleytech Dec 2013 #16

I have no problem with someone making millions on a good business passiveporcupine Dec 2013 #18

So long as the reward is proportional to the employee's input FrodosPet Dec 2013 #19

The reason CEOs make millions is because of the WowSeriously Dec 2013 #20

...and out of the country. tecelote Dec 2013 #22

A single payer health care system would practically eliminate this problem. mountain grammy Dec 2013 #21

Perfectly stated. nt Demo_Chris Dec 2013 #2

Yes sir or yes ma'am! Brigid Dec 2013 #3

Seriously. WHO is shiftless and lazy? tblue Dec 2013 #6

The people who make money with money. WowSeriously Dec 2013 #12

Terrific, TRUE message. Simply put. Kurovski Dec 2013 #7

GREATgraphic!! Spread it around! annabanana Dec 2013 #8

Agreed +infinity. nt cstanleytech Dec 2013 #9

HUGE K & R !!! WillyT Dec 2013 #13

Isn't this the result of 30 years of "trickle down" peonage? dougolat Dec 2013 #14

K&R hay rick Dec 2013 #15

, blkmusclmachine Dec 2013 #17

True...so true... KansDem Dec 2013 #23

No, they don't. As long as they control the goernment and ensure that our tax money is SharonAnn Dec 2013 #24