This thread could be dangerous.
Well if Cali didn't have so many entitlement programs and didn't tax
corporations into moving operations to other states then perhaps they
wouldn't have had this budget crisis. I guess they could always jack up
taxes some more. I dont know man, I live in FL, we have our own budget
issues.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Edwards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "NT System Admin Issues" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: OT: California Budget stuff
Joe Heaton wrote:
Sorry guys, I seem to have gotten waaaay off topic, but this issue is
really steaming me at the moment, but I have made it OT, so it won’t lure
anyone into a legitimate discussion by mistake. My apologies to anyone I’ve
upset.
One other note that makes this whole Executive Order a joke, is that he
obviously hasn’t thought out all the ramifications. Not only is he
reducing salary to Federal minimum wage, he’s also laying off and
terminating over 22,000 temporary employees, including retired annuitants
(retired, but still working), seasonal employees, such as Park workers
(including security personnel), and other non-full time employees, some
of which help the Unemployment Office with all their paperwork. What kind
of added burden/stress/workload is this going to give the already way
overworked Unemployment Office?
I wish I could just move out of state, and say good riddance!
Joe Heaton
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/Sarcasm on/
It's a brilliant way to protect our "leaders" from harm. If our "leaders"
can't come up with a budget, punish them by f*&king the workers.
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant!!
/Sarcasm off/
Jim
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