"Part-o" workers of the world unite!

[This is a pen]

I can agree with that. But why have you got yourself in such a confrontational situation with your employees? It sounds like they feel threatened by you. Take more time to sell them into your company when you employ them and those problems will decrease.

Perhaps my tone makes it sound worse than it really is, I have a fine working relationship with my employees.

But, if the government or some sort of union was going to force me to pay all of them more, I would have to let one go.

[FG Lurker]

I can agree with that. But why have you got yourself in such a confrontational situation with your employees? It sounds like they feel threatened by you. Take more time to sell them into your company when you employ them and those problems will decrease.

Although he now claims his tone makes it sound worse than it is, I would say it isn't too surprising considering his self-presentation on this board. Besides the ranting nonsensical messages, he writes off a large percentage of his own countrymen as "victims" because they vote for a different political faction that has views minimally different to his own. That's not confrontational at all!

[Mike Oxlong]

But, if the government or some sort of union was going to force me to pay all of them more, I would have to let one go.

Read: "If I had to obey the laws/rules/regulations that have already been in place for years, and I should have researched before I started my own business, I wouldn't be able to drive the Prado and pay-off my new house."

[This is a pen]

Although he now claims his tone makes it sound worse than it is, I would say it isn't too surprising considering his self-presentation on this board. Besides the ranting nonsensical messages, he writes off a large percentage of his own countrymen as "victims" because they vote for a different political faction that has views minimally different to his own. That's not confrontational at all

Whatever??

Much like the TV and Radio, If you do not like what you see or hear, turn it off! Or ignore it.

[FG Lurker]

Although he now claims his tone makes it sound worse than it is, I would say it isn't too surprising considering his self-presentation on this board. Besides the ranting nonsensical messages, he writes off a large percentage of his own countrymen as "victims" because they vote for a different political faction that has views minimally different to his own. That's not confrontational at all

Whatever??

A well thought out and reasoned response, exactly as expected.

Much like the TV and Radio, If you do not like what you see or hear, turn it off! Or ignore it.

Is that your response to everything? Ignore what you don't like? Good luck in business then.

Out of curiosity, what sort of business do you run?

[NeoNecroNomiCron]

.del plz

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You need others to fix your problems cause you are too weak to do so yourself.

Quack

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I bet Most of you can not run your own company, and I am sure you have all had your little water cooler conversations about how you could run the company better, but the truth of the matter is you just don't have the balls to go do it for yourself so, you feel the need to punish and bitch and complain about those who have.


Victims........

QUACK!

[FG Lurker]

QUACK!

I think you need to use emoticons... One-word vocab makes it a bit tough to get the exact angle you mean...

[Taro Toporific]

Japan's Wageless Recovery:
creating an underclass of part-time workers
by David Pilling Tuesday, February 07, 2005 JapanFocus.org
In recent months, officials at the Bank of Japan have been scratching their heads at a puzzling phenomenon. In spite of nearly three years of robust economic growth, a run of dazzling corporate profits and recent signs of a tightening labour market, wages have been falling.
Even in the second quarter of 2004, when the economy was growing at an exhilarating 6 per cent a year, total remuneration was still falling by 1.1 per cent. This has been the seventh straight year of decline. If the US has experienced a largely jobless recovery, Japan is going through a wageless one....more...