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Re: Re: Round the Farm Kitchen Table
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Posted by Greywolf on February 24, 2004 at 07:44:13 from (209.23.142.46):
In Reply to: Re: Round the Farm Kitchen Table posted by Dan on February 24, 2004 at 07:19:52:
Dan, you and Mark have hit the nail squarely on the head. You never hear anything about inflation anymore, why????????? It's prevelant in everything we consume. Every year employee's need a raise, better benefits, etc, etc. Why do prices keep going up and up on our consumables??? Sure the big boys at the top get more % wise than the guy down the ladder. But that's America. If the lower guy goes up....he expects more and eventually forgets the bottom. Human nature...GREED!!!!!!!!!!!!! There comes a point when it can't continue....and that point has been reached. In order for company X to continue in business inputs have to be stopped or cut or there is no Company X anymore. As far as unions, the concept was and is great. Problem is too much power in too few hands. I've always said when the day comes for me to pay someone to have a job, is the day they can put me 6' under. When a worker doesn't keep up his end of "plank", he should go bye bye. Too many know that it takes an act of congress almost to get rid of the guy. By the time the strike is over with the little bit they get better. It takes how long???? to make up for the $$ lost while on strike. Simple economics says someone isn't thinking. Grabbing Marks spare fire suit.
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