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		By: Anonymous		</title>
		<link>https://iwilldare.com/2000/08/grocery-store-strike/#comment-49</link>

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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Feb 2004 00:19:19 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[you have the ability to do your own work, why don&#039;t you?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>you have the ability to do your own work, why don&#8217;t you?</p>
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		By: Michael		</title>
		<link>https://iwilldare.com/2000/08/grocery-store-strike/#comment-48</link>

		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Michael]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Jan 2004 05:27:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Michael,  I agree with you except you can&#039;t make your employees into poor people.  If you say that all that matters is your profit.  Even if you have to cut wages to make what you believe is a correct profit.  You are simply killing the economy.  If rich people are not willing to take a chance with a new idea or company.  Loose some money in the start-up.  The American dream is based on taking a chance.  Not screwing the worker.  The people who do the work &#038; do the jobs make the money to buy your products.  

If you screw the worker then he can&#039;t afford to buy your products. A company&#039;s goal should be to pay as high a wage a possible.  To attract the best quality people as possible.  Who will give your company the highest production possible.

Then those people can afford to pay top dollar for you product.  The adverage wage, to the somewhat above adverage wage maker is about 90% of the economy. (The top 5% are millionairs the bottom 5% are nothing airs).

If you, as a company, can&#039;t offer the people that work for you a wage that allows them to buy the product or service you offer. 

OK, at least the dream of being able to afford at some point...  That is the American dream. If everyone pays CostCo or WalMart wages then who will be able to buy at Vons?  

Once WalMart is the big non union dick in town... Who will increase prices?  Unless a &quot;BallMart&quot; comes along under-cutting Wal Mart&#039;s pricing.  BallMart can only afford to pay people $5.25 per hour.  

If everyone that worked at Von&#039;s @$14 an hour then had to work at WalMart @$9 then at BallMart @$5.25.  You get the idea.  If a company owners goal is to maximise profit by cutting wages or jobs then they are killing the economy.  If the person you pay to tend you garden can&#039;t support his/her family then they have no choice but to seek help.  

Who has to provide that support?  The federal goverment? You get the idea!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Michael,  I agree with you except you can&#8217;t make your employees into poor people.  If you say that all that matters is your profit.  Even if you have to cut wages to make what you believe is a correct profit.  You are simply killing the economy.  If rich people are not willing to take a chance with a new idea or company.  Loose some money in the start-up.  The American dream is based on taking a chance.  Not screwing the worker.  The people who do the work &amp; do the jobs make the money to buy your products.  </p>
<p>If you screw the worker then he can&#8217;t afford to buy your products. A company&#8217;s goal should be to pay as high a wage a possible.  To attract the best quality people as possible.  Who will give your company the highest production possible.</p>
<p>Then those people can afford to pay top dollar for you product.  The adverage wage, to the somewhat above adverage wage maker is about 90% of the economy. (The top 5% are millionairs the bottom 5% are nothing airs).</p>
<p>If you, as a company, can&#8217;t offer the people that work for you a wage that allows them to buy the product or service you offer. </p>
<p>OK, at least the dream of being able to afford at some point&#8230;  That is the American dream. If everyone pays CostCo or WalMart wages then who will be able to buy at Vons?  </p>
<p>Once WalMart is the big non union dick in town&#8230; Who will increase prices?  Unless a &#8220;BallMart&#8221; comes along under-cutting Wal Mart&#8217;s pricing.  BallMart can only afford to pay people $5.25 per hour.  </p>
<p>If everyone that worked at Von&#8217;s @$14 an hour then had to work at WalMart @$9 then at BallMart @$5.25.  You get the idea.  If a company owners goal is to maximise profit by cutting wages or jobs then they are killing the economy.  If the person you pay to tend you garden can&#8217;t support his/her family then they have no choice but to seek help.  </p>
<p>Who has to provide that support?  The federal goverment? You get the idea!</p>
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		By: Michael		</title>
		<link>https://iwilldare.com/2000/08/grocery-store-strike/#comment-47</link>

		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Michael]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 03 Jan 2004 18:15:04 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Speaking from an employers point of view.  Running a business has its expenses.  That is the cost of running same.  In addition, to employees compensation for work performed, employers run the risk of running the business, there are several liability factors involved, to name a few:

Payroll taxes
workers&#039; compensation insurance 
liablity insurance, ie, property, auto, personal among other expenses.
The cost of goods,
Employee salary,
Loss due to shrinkage, etc.

I do agree that the employee should be compensated for work based on their job duties and cost of living, but employers must take into consideration the cost of doing business in the market for the services being provided, competition, and inflation.

Compensation to the employee for work performed should be based on their job description/responsibilities.  You are being compensated to do a job, it is a contract between you and the employer.  The results of the work being profit or lose should not be of concern to the employee.

If employees want to their salaries increased based on the company profits, then they should take a decrease in pay equal to the companies losses.  If employees want health insurance paid by the employer, then they should be liable for paying their own payroll taxes, workers&#039; compensation and liability insurance.  My responsibility to my employees are to compensate them for work done based on the labor market for the position they hold.  My employees responsibilities is to perform the job.  I already pay for workers&#039; compensation and additional liability insurance to run my business.  Those are the requirements and responsibilities to my employees.  If they want their own health insurance, then, they should pay for it.  Does this mean that because the employee drives to work, I have to pay for their car note, fuel, and insurance.

Wake up employees of the USA, times are changing, employers now realize that we do not have to baby sit our employees.  You do the job and get paid for it.  Profits and losses are the employers business not the employees. 

Note to Ralph&#039;s grocery and Vons Corporation, do not kneel down to these outrageous and irrational demands.  We already have enough expenses.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Speaking from an employers point of view.  Running a business has its expenses.  That is the cost of running same.  In addition, to employees compensation for work performed, employers run the risk of running the business, there are several liability factors involved, to name a few:</p>
<p>Payroll taxes<br />
workers&#8217; compensation insurance<br />
liablity insurance, ie, property, auto, personal among other expenses.<br />
The cost of goods,<br />
Employee salary,<br />
Loss due to shrinkage, etc.</p>
<p>I do agree that the employee should be compensated for work based on their job duties and cost of living, but employers must take into consideration the cost of doing business in the market for the services being provided, competition, and inflation.</p>
<p>Compensation to the employee for work performed should be based on their job description/responsibilities.  You are being compensated to do a job, it is a contract between you and the employer.  The results of the work being profit or lose should not be of concern to the employee.</p>
<p>If employees want to their salaries increased based on the company profits, then they should take a decrease in pay equal to the companies losses.  If employees want health insurance paid by the employer, then they should be liable for paying their own payroll taxes, workers&#8217; compensation and liability insurance.  My responsibility to my employees are to compensate them for work done based on the labor market for the position they hold.  My employees responsibilities is to perform the job.  I already pay for workers&#8217; compensation and additional liability insurance to run my business.  Those are the requirements and responsibilities to my employees.  If they want their own health insurance, then, they should pay for it.  Does this mean that because the employee drives to work, I have to pay for their car note, fuel, and insurance.</p>
<p>Wake up employees of the USA, times are changing, employers now realize that we do not have to baby sit our employees.  You do the job and get paid for it.  Profits and losses are the employers business not the employees. </p>
<p>Note to Ralph&#8217;s grocery and Vons Corporation, do not kneel down to these outrageous and irrational demands.  We already have enough expenses.</p>
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		By: Rhonda		</title>
		<link>https://iwilldare.com/2000/08/grocery-store-strike/#comment-46</link>

		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Rhonda]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 31 Dec 2003 00:31:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Jodi you poor girl!  This is so funny! This is my first time on your website and It&#039;s so funny that you are getting so many serious posts as a result of your 3 year old posting. It has not even occurred to those posting so-called serious debates that they are infringing on your website.  I think you should set up a pay pal system and ask these folks to donate a dollar to your website each time they decide to post. Why should you pay for their venting?  After all,  I know first hand that websites (although typically cheap in nature) are not free and that these folks are infringing on your website.  Hey I&#039;ll donate the first dollar. ;) In any case it&#039;s funny.  Let me know if you set up a Pay Pal! Then I will pay a dollar and post a bit of aggrivation and strike talk.  P.S. No I&#039;m not a striker and I could care less one way or the other! Take Care.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jodi you poor girl!  This is so funny! This is my first time on your website and It&#8217;s so funny that you are getting so many serious posts as a result of your 3 year old posting. It has not even occurred to those posting so-called serious debates that they are infringing on your website.  I think you should set up a pay pal system and ask these folks to donate a dollar to your website each time they decide to post. Why should you pay for their venting?  After all,  I know first hand that websites (although typically cheap in nature) are not free and that these folks are infringing on your website.  Hey I&#8217;ll donate the first dollar. 😉 In any case it&#8217;s funny.  Let me know if you set up a Pay Pal! Then I will pay a dollar and post a bit of aggrivation and strike talk.  P.S. No I&#8217;m not a striker and I could care less one way or the other! Take Care.</p>
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		By: Angel		</title>
		<link>https://iwilldare.com/2000/08/grocery-store-strike/#comment-45</link>

		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Angel]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Dec 2003 08:09:21 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Happy New Year to all of us locked out/strike
employees.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Happy New Year to all of us locked out/strike<br />
employees.</p>
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