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These subsidies are also intended to be used to raise wages (first of all, for public employees) and pensions.
But raising prices is likely to mean losing market share, implying fewer employees to meet demand.
And even if some of the longshoremen, truckers, head-office employees, and others find new jobs in the industries that replace import-servicing sectors, they will likely have to take a pay cut.
Their first impulse will not be to figure out how to use modern means of direct communication to persuade customers, employees, and other stakeholders to think and do the things that they want them to think and do.
If employees were mandated to subscribe to a company or industry fund, public spending would mechanically drop, but not much would change.
But they mostly take money from employees when they are active to redistribute it to them when they retire.
The difficult question is whether employees in fact regard these contributions as their own savings or merely as taxes – in which case they may discourage labor or create incentives to work in the black economy.
Private health insurance is generally provided by employers, which is encouraged by treating employer payments for health insurance as a tax-deductible business expense while not including the value of that insurance as taxable income to employees.
Taxes on high-premium insurance policies would lead many employees and employers to shift their sources of tax-free income from these health-insurance benefits to other forms of untaxed compensation.
If they do this, the government would not collect the additional revenue from the insurance companies, employers, or employees.
We live in an era in which globalization expands the market for ultra-talented individuals but competes away the income of ordinary employees.
As the ILO’s report shows, while wages have climbed gradually across almost the entire income distribution in most countries, they have risen sharply for the top 10%, and even more for the top 1% of employees.
In Europe, the highest-paid 10% of employees account for, on average, 25.5% of total wages, while the lowest-paid 50% get just 29.1%.
Attackers based in China recently broke into the US Office of Personnel Management and stole up to 22 million files with sensitive information on federal employees.
By contrast, Todd Sears, founder of Out Leadership, an advocacy group for LGBT employees, estimates that 90% of LGBT workers in Asia are closeted.
LGBT employees are 85% more likely to be out at companies where senior executives are out (24% versus 13%).
Finally, companies should continue to facilitate an inclusive workplace for everyone, not just LGBT employees.
By “jobs,” he meant government spending, and he considered this a fallacy because blanket opposition to more government spending fails to take into account the good that the extra employees will be able to achieve.
The old notion that large companies are responsible for their employees' welfare from cradle to grave - providing not only wages and bonuses, but sports facilities, cheap holidays, and generous retirement benefits - fell into desuetude.
Board directors’ role is not simply to ensure return on investment; it is also to make decisions with due consideration for the community, employees, suppliers, consumers, and even the overall economy.
When they generated profits, the proceeds were shared with managers and employees.
Public employees were informed that the draft constitution was a government project that they had to support, and newspaper and broadcast journalists were warned that their licenses could be revoked after a radio station aired an interview with a parliamentarian who opposed Kibaki’s constitution.
But, to follow through on this promise (and hire more employees), Greece will need more financial support from its eurozone partners.
Suglo provides mentoring in product development and financial literacy to five employees, and today, her business is growing.
When I became Indonesia’s finance minister, I had 64,000 employees.
Non-work emails, social media, Internet videos, and videogames can easily distract employees, offsetting at least some of the productivity-raising potential of that same connectivity.
Subsidies combined with a bloated civil service (there are over 2 million state employees) generate chronic budget deficits, estimated at 5% of GDP in 1998-99.
The Economic Case Against Bush's Tax CutNEW YORK: Washington politicians are worried over signs that America’s great structural boom of the past five years is over: a poorer outlook for profits, increased corporate debts, and a related slowing of business investment in fixed capital, new customers and new employees.
It’s common sense that an income tax cut, in raising after-tax pay rates, boosts employees’ and managers’ incentives, reducing costs and raising profitability – in large part because the returns on workers’ wealth mostly escapes income tax.
In the United States, the largest numbers of service employees are in transportation and utilities, education and health care, and business services.
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