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Job Outlook
By: ProEnergy Date: October 18, 2012, 4:46 pm
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What would be your ideal candidate's preferred philosophy
regarding JOB CREATION?
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Re: Job Outlook
By: jonuk Date: October 28, 2012, 3:51 pm
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I'm not an American, but my own view regarding the creation of
jobs in any country is to do with the fact that Big Business
generally likes to achieve economies of scale so that they can
create efficiencies that enable them to do more with fewer
workers, while smaller businesses generally like to take on
people as they grow. So, in short, Big Business likes to fire
people while smaller businesses (when allowed) like to take on
more people.
So, corporation tax regimes should favour smaller, growing
companies - whether in the energy sector or other industries -
while red tape that holds managers back from recruiting people
should be scrapped for small firms. For example, here in the UK
workers' rights such as maternity leave and greater job
protection means that managers of small businesses need to think
long and hard before they make a hiring decision.
Sadly, politicians of all hues appear to see Big Business as
their main constituency...
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Re: Job Outlook
By: rcoleman Date: October 29, 2012, 9:59 am
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Sadly I must agree with you. Our congress is beholden to the
business lobbies. If you don't give them money they can't seem
to hear what you're saying.
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