one would have to be a textbook dunce to not see how the play with statistics in recent times has fooled so many. if one person visits my shop this week and 2 come next week, thats a 100% improvement for sure, but it wont keep me in business.
so whats the problem with an employer, who is carrying the cost, complaining about why the court system is inefficient? isnt this supposed to be a democracy where people are entitled to query things?
Armed with this dsta (which is shocking news to nobody), one has to question the hundreds of millions of dollars being spent by govt to put state-of-the-art this and state-of-the-art that, in these places where nobody wants to live. another example of why small island socialist states become champions of debt.
De. Romer says its an ICAO requiirement. he says it ensures they know the regulations. that alone should be enough. why would a union not want their members to know their legal obligations? its inconceivable that pilots should get some kind of free pass given the responsibility of what they do. its scary to know that today you are putting your life in the hands of folks who dont know the rules.
the socialists would like you to believe this ... residents no longer pay for the first 200 kWh of electricity used each month ... but we all know that's not so. we are paying that somewhere.
perspective is a funny thing... if that 6.3% was a pay offer to one of our greddy unions, they woild say not enough but when a business does the same thing so they can survive, the talk is its too much...
it's really the height of hypocrisy for government who have BPL in a mess for this same kind of decision-making, to now expect URCA to force GB Power do the same thing. aren't businesses allowed to make a profit and plan for plant and equipment replacement?
Socrates says...
one would have to be a textbook dunce to not see how the play with statistics in recent times has fooled so many. if one person visits my shop this week and 2 come next week, thats a 100% improvement for sure, but it wont keep me in business.
On PM: ‘No alarm’ over ten-fold deficit rise
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Socrates says...
so whats the problem with an employer, who is carrying the cost, complaining about why the court system is inefficient? isnt this supposed to be a democracy where people are entitled to query things?
On Supreme Court to summon employer over complaint of Gibson trial duration
Posted 9 November 2024, 6:50 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
amazing. .. now that we cozying up to the Africans, we can only expect that our expertise in scamming customers will exceed expectations.
On ‘Mind blowing’: Watchdog finds stores selling expired products
Posted 25 October 2024, 6:30 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
Armed with this dsta (which is shocking news to nobody), one has to question the hundreds of millions of dollars being spent by govt to put state-of-the-art this and state-of-the-art that, in these places where nobody wants to live. another example of why small island socialist states become champions of debt.
On Family Island populations see significant decline
Posted 25 October 2024, 6:18 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
De. Romer says its an ICAO requiirement. he says it ensures they know the regulations. that alone should be enough. why would a union not want their members to know their legal obligations? its inconceivable that pilots should get some kind of free pass given the responsibility of what they do. its scary to know that today you are putting your life in the hands of folks who dont know the rules.
On Romer: Aviation exam not designed to set anyone up for failure
Posted 16 October 2024, 7:03 p.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
State control of everything is a blueprint for failure. the free market with government supervision to prevent collusion is the key.
On PM: 'No concerns' over planned protest by petroleum retailers
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Socrates says...
the socialists would like you to believe this ... residents no longer pay for the first 200 kWh of electricity used each month ... but we all know that's not so. we are paying that somewhere.
On Minister promises gradual decline on electricity bills
Posted 25 August 2024, 9:40 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
perspective is a funny thing... if that 6.3% was a pay offer to one of our greddy unions, they woild say not enough but when a business does the same thing so they can survive, the talk is its too much...
On GB Power’s extra squeeze on Freeport’s few survivors’
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Socrates says...
what a relief that a taxi driver leader no less stands up and says what the rest if us already know. very encouraging.
On Union head: Four-day workweek concept a sign of laziness
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Socrates says...
it's really the height of hypocrisy for government who have BPL in a mess for this same kind of decision-making, to now expect URCA to force GB Power do the same thing. aren't businesses allowed to make a profit and plan for plant and equipment replacement?
On GB Power seeks 6.3 percent hike
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