I propose that hiring an employee gives him automatic share in the company he works in. 50% of dividends goes to owner and rest is divided by employees. Why stop at 10ph, when we can do so much more in terms of wealth distribution?
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThat page blocked most of its content, complaining that I seemed to be using an ad blocker, which I am: the most excellent Ghostery.
So I turned off JavaScript, reloaded the page, and I could read it all.
Which led me to the conclusion that the journalistic skills on display were roughly on a par with their technical mastery
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Still not worth the effort though.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostI propose that hiring an employee gives him automatic share in the company he works in. 50% of dividends goes to owner and rest is divided by employees. Why stop at 10ph, when we can do so much more in terms of wealth distribution?Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostSo why bother taking the risk of setting up a company when you are forced to give so much of it away? I would imagine that entrpreneurs will think "sod it" I will go and work for someone else in order that I can earn dividends. Only there wont be any other businesses to work for.Comment
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostI was being sarcastic. Torrys proposals are so freaking stupid that why stop there?
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostSo we should just keep borrowing?
The Govt should stop spending more than it can afford - 100% of reduction in deficit should come from cuts in Govt spending.
I'd only accept increase in tax if and only if that money went solely for temporary (and I mean real temporary) increase in support to those fired from their public jobs, strictly for that but NOT to fund Govts spending which is bribes to get votes.
Ask yourself simple question - when was the last time you've read in papers that tens of thousands of public servants were laid off? I can't think of such articles recently, maybe 5 years ago a bit, so I don't think any real cuts are actually taking place - Osborne conveniently (for him) decided to increase taxes instead. Well, might as well vote Labour now - at least they'll tax Osborne's mates too.Comment
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostI propose that hiring an employee gives him automatic share in the company he works in. 50% of dividends goes to owner and rest is divided by employees. Why stop at 10ph, when we can do so much more in terms of wealth distribution?Comment
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What a totally unbiased article.
Unless you're the lead dog, the scenery never changes.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostNo.
The Govt should stop spending more than it can afford - 100% of reduction in deficit should come from cuts in Govt spending.
BTW the state retirement age is going to go up a year soon so if you aren't 55+ add a year to your perceived retirement age."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNo pensions for pensioners then.
Budget should have been cut X% across the board (phased over 5 years to make it a bit easier) to meet spending with actual, already way too high tax income.
Pensions is a big separate question - it's a ponzi scheme and everybody knows it.
QE should have been used to fund HS2 and some other infrastructure projects - Bank of England to hold shares for those projects, possibly sold in the future - Corbyn wants that (not sure about shares bit).
Originally posted by SueEllen View PostBTW the state retirement age is going to go up a year soon so if you aren't 55+ add a year to your perceived retirement age.Last edited by AtW; 18 January 2016, 18:52.Comment
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