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fireyone

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Wed Dec 31, 2008 1:54 pm

Yes sometime in January. I have been following the news pretty well myself and have not heard anything except for the increase in Food stamps, fuel grants and the extension of unemployment benefits. I just think it is sad it took so long to get help in place for the home owners whom lost their home due to all this but yet we can bail out the big indusrties with our tax dollars. Did you know that workers at those auto factories get almost $50 an hour and a machine does most of their work for them? I remember when a company my hubby was working for was on the verge of failure and they called a meeting asking the workers if they would consider a paycut for approx. six months until they could regain their footing. All the workers agreed so that the business would not go under. They even got a bonus to try to make up for the lost wages about a year later. I thought it was great that everyone could work together like that to save thewir jobs and work place from going under.

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