TruemorsNext Up For A “Recovering” Europe: A 30-50% Collapse In Wages In
http://newsdoors.blogspot.com/2012/12/next-up-for-recovering-europe-30-50.html Several weeks ago Europe officially entered a double dip recession, and based on various secondary economic indicators, even Europe’s primary economic powerhouse, Germany, is on the verge of...
Footballers earn £822 an hour while nurses get just £15
The great pay divide: Footballers earn £822 an hour while nurses get just £15 as 'squeezed middle' families see their standard of living fall in 25 years An average Premier League footballer earns £822 an... 
Scandal of 4.8m on less than the living wage
Britain's worst double-dip recession since the 1950s has left a fifth of all workers struggling to get by on less than the living wage, a major report to be published today will reveal. Almost five million... 
The leveling of America by Congressional desire
By James A. George, YankeeJimsAmerica, the American Political System Being a global competitor means equal-pay-for-equal-work by a global standard where salaries are determined by adjusting the base line for... 
Better systems design from better legislation from Congress
Quality wanted from government employees We want quality performance from highly qualified employees. The cost of government has less to do with hourly wages than it does with government services systems design... 
Deflating America
It is painful as Presidents since Clinton have warned. In fact, the correction began as Clinton was leaving office. It got pumped up by Bush war spending and legalized tax evasion. Then, big government came to the... 
Deflation, is that like depression?
Falling prices and wages happens when there is a smaller market for goods and services and people are overpaid when labor costs are compared to the global average, assuming equal pay for equal work. That is... The $1 Trillion Wage Deficit
" The $1 Trillion Wage Deficit Share December 2009, John Schmitt and Dean Baker The strong rise in the U.S. stock market since the spring and the return to positive economic growth in the third quarter of this year have created a... 
Anatomy of casino capitalism Pt.3
Jane D'Arista: Strong dollar, lower wages and relaxed regulations - Wall Street got what they wanted
Oh My! Public vs Private pay and pensions and bonuses
" As researchers for The Free Enterprise Nation began compiling information about the pay and benefits disparity that exists between government/public education and those who work in the private sector, we'd hear an occasional "OH, MY GOSH!" or "OH, MY!" as they found another...
A house of credit cards Pt2
Wolff: Low wages, weak unions and consumer culture led to an economy built on a house of credit cards. NAFTA, the Good, the Best, and the Ugly for the Americas
NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, has been getting a lot of not so favorable, and sometimes, controversial headlines in recent years. Some critics blame it for the current labor shortages in the United States, due to the fact that most U.S. companies have been... 
B.C. education assistants subsidize schools with thousands of unpaid hours
Vancouver Sun education reporter Janet Steffenhagen writes about a report that documents how education workers who support the most vulnerable students are often forced to work for free. "Special-education... 
Women Still Making Less Then Men...Heating Up
Why do women continue to earn less money than men? It seems this ongoing issue is starting to really heat upResearch was recently conducted by the Journal of Economic Analysis and it's very interesting what social dynamics seem to surround this issue.Source 
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Critical Thought: Taxation of Wages (property)
I recently filed exempt on my tax form because, frankly, I'm sick of sending my property (wages) to a gigantic crime family that is the U.S. Government. I would be lying if i didn't admit that this makes me a... 
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