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In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton Will Pledge Profit-Sharing Incentives to Boost Wages [View all]CTBlueboy
(154 posts)121. He more like Captain America if you ask me
So according to you Sen.Sanders an unrealistic candidate
And
Those who support Sen.Sanders should shut up and not voice our oppostion?
Can you imagine President Obama being told that he was an unrealistic candidate and him listening to the naysayers in the party lol
So big banks under a HRC presidency would still tbe too big to fail,no one would go to jail,and the tax payers would have to bail them out again
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Hillary Clinton Will Pledge Profit-Sharing Incentives to Boost Wages [View all]
riversedge
Jul 2015
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Profit sharing is usually an incentive in lieu of wage increases and are offered when productivity
Snotcicles
Jul 2015
#33
Precisely. This is more trickery from Hillary (nice try) that will only drive down wages per hours worked.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jul 2015
#62
And profits can be easily finagled by executive bonuses, payouts, stock transactions, etc.
erronis
Jul 2015
#77
If she were smart, she would be proposing "pension protection guarantees" and
Snotcicles
Jul 2015
#82
Profit sharing in a company builds a team effort to motivate employees not only for the companies
still_one
Jul 2015
#85
OK, junkies... after 'expenses' and 'personal use,' be sure to share the remainder of your stash...
dogknob
Jul 2015
#118
If they really want their employees to have a stake in the company than change to employee owned. nt
Snotcicles
Jul 2015
#133
Depends on how she proposes to "encourage" businesses to go along. My guess is that
rhett o rick
Jul 2015
#136
It will be interesting to see the details -- one form of this already exists as ESOP accounts
karynnj
Jul 2015
#5
Yes, "the devil is in the details". Will this just end up being a way for everyone to subsidize
PoliticAverse
Jul 2015
#20
ah, as I guess one could say is the case with ESOPs, where there was a tax incentive to do it,
karynnj
Jul 2015
#65
If you were a corporation and could save $10 in taxes by paying an employee $1 extra...
PoliticAverse
Jul 2015
#21
What if you have 11 employees? Seriously, this needs real details before we can discuss it
peacebird
Jul 2015
#128
It's been years since I worked there, but iirc, part-timers weren't allowed in the profit sharing
Lars39
Jul 2015
#56
You're making Hillary's point. Companies need incentives to share profits with employees.
SunSeeker
Jul 2015
#115
This year the incentive is that some key players will walk if it ever happens again.
hedgehog
Jul 2015
#142
"Workers are getting raped by corporations. So I'm going to encourage corporations to help them."
Proud Public Servant
Jul 2015
#40
"Hillary - Because Corporations Can't Be Defeated, Only Deferred To"
Proud Public Servant
Jul 2015
#73
Some taxes credits are 'refundable'. Some corporations actually pay negative taxes...
PoliticAverse
Jul 2015
#70
There is nothing wrong with profit sharing. As Rachel said several months ago, if Hillary had the
still_one
Jul 2015
#90
And if Hillary proposed more tax cuts for corporations so that profits would trickle down..
frylock
Jul 2015
#91
Yes nothing wrong with it certainly, but the question is what are the "incentives" offered
PoliticAverse
Jul 2015
#99
That is a valid question. Not every corporation is evil. Employees at Costco and
still_one
Jul 2015
#102
1. How do you determine profit? 2. Profit is not always related to worker effort.
CanadaexPat
Jul 2015
#95
Bernie will reinstate it by convincing the republican congress right? RIGHT? n/t
cosmicone
Jul 2015
#112
Well THIS is the most Truth I've seen yet as to the reality of the banking system.
misterhighwasted
Jul 2015
#125
Who says we're not trying to change the House too? That's a strawman argument.
arcane1
Jul 2015
#126
Details please. What percentage of profit is to be shared? Do we know the company that gets
peacebird
Jul 2015
#127
You want incentives to businesses? Tell them they get no tax breaks at all
cstanleytech
Jul 2015
#143