Because of massive inflation, it might be that some bureaucrats should get a pay raise. But the article says nothing about reducing a “bloated public sector,” including all the no-show jobs. So that’s some evidence that the new government is going in the wrong direction. But there was ...
But the article says nothing about reducing a “bloated public sector,” including all the no-show jobs. So that’s some evidence that the new government is going in the wrong direction. But there was one passage that I interpret as good news. It’s now legal to use foreign currencies....
9. Salary or wage amounts paid for night shift and overtime work, which are higher than those paid for day shifts or prescribed working hours under law. 10. Retirement pensions that are paid by Social Insurance Fund under the Law on Social Insurance, and pensions received monthly from the...
The other says it's a structural problem - people who can't move to take new jobs because they a 2. Transportation is the most important economic factor for economic development? Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Why or...
(And adding thousands of minimum wage jobs to existing government payrolls? Really? Have you given any thought to the problems inherent in that approach?) You’ve not thought this through.You preach honesty. So just be honest, swallow our pride, be a man and admit it. Then learn. It’ll...
Years ago we were told we had to accept the new normal of low wages, high unemployment, a loss of manufacturing jobs and civic unrest. That doesn’t appear to have been true. Today we are told that addiction is a constant pushed by our people’s demand for drugs, and that we can’...
So, as we get closer to primary time, it is going to be decision time for these candidates - do they wage war on Trump (which so far hasn't been successful) or do they drop out and support another candidate? I can't see any of the politicos eager to support one of their own, ...
Edward Heath in office lurched to the left introducing price, wage and dividend controls, presided badly over a strike, put us into the European Community and duly lost the election. John Major pushed us into the European Exchange Rate Mechanism. This delivered a boom/ bust disaster as a few...
more than ten million urban people got jobs and eight million rural workers found work in nonagricultural sectors per year on average. The problem of finding other employment opportunities for workers laid off from SOEs was basically solved, and the work of incorporating basic cost of living allow...
2. “Four Key Jobs”: epidemic prevention and control, medical treatment, pre-judgment and pre-control, public opinion guidance. 3. “Nine Tasks Requiring Unstinted Efforts”: strengthening the unified leadership of the party committee and government; strengthening the comprehensive inter-agency resp...