huffingtonpost.com popular Feb 12, 12 08:36 pm — A little-noted provision in the House's controversial energy and transportation bill would strip several thousand workers within the rail-industry of their federal minimum-wage and overtime protections, potentially making low...
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Feb 13, 12 05:16 am
Why stop at any wages. Zero wages should be our goal. Capture people then work them to death. Then burn the bodies to power our factories.
Feb 13, 12 01:37 pm
Reply to stewartm0205:
I agree. The CEO would not be paid, the worker would not be paid. Things would be even. There would be no class warfare. All the money that formally went to wages and benefits would now be free to be used for campaign money for fair and balanced elections.
Give a man a fish and he will become a government dependent progressive voter. Teach a man to fish and he become a self sufficient and conservative Angel of Satan. Biden 3:24
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Here is another rightful attempt to reduce the wages of rich and greedy western workers and have their pay match that of the rest of the world in order to level the playing field:
Overtime bill pits needs of high-tech employers vs. workers
February 07, 2012|By Franco Ordonez
WASHINGTON 14 High-tech workers across the country could see smaller paychecks under an industry-led campaign to revise labor laws to further limit overtime benefits.
Some of the multinational firms behind the effort, such as IBM and Intel, say the changes are necessary to keep jobs from going overseas, where technology workers are paid a fraction of U.S. wages. More HERE.