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Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare payments to be slashed ¥74 billion to root out the comfortably poor | The Japan Times
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
When Work Is Punished: The Tragedy Of America's Welfare State | Zero Hedge
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
I would rather they stop the insane wars.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Good thing nothing in the consitution supports the governments ability to do that. The only mechanism you would have would be to impose that on government contractors.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEO's earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
In Virginia they believe in balancing the budget...
on the backs of the little people.
Group: McCrory should try to live on $350 a week | HamptonRoads.com | PilotOnline.com
Japan is doing it.
Welfare payments to be slashed ¥74 billion to root out the comfortably poor | The Japan Times
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
When Work Is Punished: The Tragedy Of America's Welfare State | Zero Hedge
I would rather they stop the insane wars.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Apples and oranges.... it is of no concern to you if the owners (shareholders) of Exxon/Mobile want to pay the CEO $25,000,00+ a year... it's not taxpayer $$...
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEO's earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Dont look now but your class warfare is showing......
Surprised you didnt bring up the fact that the ceo actually has a job and works for a living. The other guys being discussed here....not so much.
We all know people take advantage of unemployment. No reason we shouldnt make it less appealing.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Apples and oranges.... it is of no concern to you if the owners (shareholders) of Exxon/Mobile want to pay the CEO $25,000,00+ a year... it's not taxpayer $$...
That's fair, but it's a concern of the workforce as a whole. What needs to happen is a cultural shift where those that hold up the country are given precedence over those that simply hold intellectual property, or a business degree.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEO's earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Dont look now but your class warfare is showing......
Surprised you didnt bring up the fact that the ceo actually has a job and works for a living. The other guys being discussed here....not so much.
We all know people take advantage of unemployment. No reason we shouldnt make it less appealing.
Japan is doing it.
Welfare benefits will be slashed by ¥74 billion over a three-year period starting from fiscal 2013, after a government panel found that some people are making more on the dole than the average low-income person who is not spends on living costs, it was learned Sunday.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where welfare pays more than working, it's time to lower welfare.
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Apples and oranges.... it is of no concern to you if the owners (shareholders) of Exxon/Mobile want to pay the CEO $25,000,00+ a year... it's not taxpayer $$...
That's fair, but it's a concern of the workforce as a whole. What needs to happen is a cultural shift where those that hold up the country are given precedence over those that simply hold intellectual property, or a business degree.
Karl? Is that you?
Or, perhaps, executive salary caps.
It's about time someone started showing some fiscal sanity. When we get to the point where CEOs earn seven figure salaries, while funding politicians to lower the minimum wage and cut welfare, it's time to put in place executive salary caps.
Good thing nothing in the consitution supports the governments ability to do that. The only mechanism you would have would be to impose that on government contractors.
True, if you consider the growing divide between rich and poor a "good thing".
