I’m not fond of people who bend the truth and facts to suit their purposes.If you only knew...
Seems to me with a growing economy arising from more efficient business operations and increased capital investment providing additional implementation of technological productivity improvements, wages are more likely to increase with productivity and time than to fall as you seem to think.AG #534 12:09 PM PDT:
Don't know of many employers likely to raise wages of any employee without big guns behind him forcing it (e.g. unions & stikes), or exceptional merit of the individual (tail of the bell curve) in improving the bottomline of the business. Don't see either happening with repeal of a tax that is levied on a business. Can see a business take that action that will maximize his profit in a competitive market. Arbitrarily raising wages of all employee's has not genenerally been shown to be a profit maximizing activity.Calling it both ways, by his own hand, within a matter of minutes when it suits'm.
591 posted on 05/18/2005 10:18:18 PM PDT by lewislynn (My other car is an XC90 T6 AWD....)
Great documentation!