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True, but without the risk there would be no job for them to fear losing in the first place. People need to be responsible to themselves first, and a safety net
by ianstallings 13y ago
True, but without the risk there would be no job for them to fear losing in the first place. People need to be responsible to themselves first, and a safety net is part of that. I say that knowing I just blew through $20k+ of my own safety net after going jobless for months. It's just business after all. But then again, this is why I have no qualms giving them my upsized salary demands. Because after all, it's just business. It's harsh, reality.
The days of retiring with a gold watch and pension were gone long before I ever hit the market decades ago unfortunately.
- selmnoo 13y ago> True, but without the risk there would be no job for them to fear losing in the first place. People need to be responsible to themselves first, and a safety net is part of that. It bugs me that it's often the poor that want free markets and cheer most for it, and shun co-op stores. The system is betraying them, they should just get away from it and focus on positive systems like co-op self-sustaining communities.