December 4, 200718 yr The living wage would be set at $8.70 an hour for employees with health benefits, or $10.20 for employees without. That number is based on a federal poverty level of $18,100 for a family of four. Seasonal and temporary employees, and interns, would be exempt. The issue is almost certain to divide City Council - remarkably united on most major issues this year - along party lines. Republican Councilman Chris Monzel's first reaction to the proposal was incredulity. "You've got to be kidding me. Jeezel pete," he said Wednesday. "Of all the things the city is facing, why do we need another impediment to development and progress in the city? :lol: http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/11/14/loc_wage14.html
December 4, 200718 yr The living wage would be set at $8.70 an hour for employees with health benefits, or $10.20 for employees without. That number is based on a federal poverty level of $18,100 for a family of four. Seasonal and temporary employees, and interns, would be exempt. The issue is almost certain to divide City Council - remarkably united on most major issues this year - along party lines. Republican Councilman Chris Monzel's first reaction to the proposal was incredulity. "You've got to be kidding me. Jeezel pete," he said Wednesday. "Of all the things the city is facing, why do we need another impediment to development and progress in the city? :lol: http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/11/14/loc_wage14.html :laugh::laugh: Nice.
December 4, 200718 yr :laugh::laugh: Nice. I was SHOCKED when I did a search and saw it actually used by someone other than a cracked out homeless person. Not that Jim is a cracked out homeless person, I'm just saying. :lol:
December 4, 200718 yr what is it of? Jim LOVES Steely Mcbeam. So much so, he has requested that if anyone draws his name at the Christmas name draw, we buy him a Steely Mcbeam towel set, dinnerware and a Mcbeam tshirt. :lol:
December 4, 200718 yr Speaking of homeless people, when I was in D.C., I saw a homeless guy on the corner of this exit, behind a gaurd rail. He had a couch, recliner and coffee table set up. Very odd.
December 4, 200718 yr speakin of homeless people, when i was in DC i saw a homeless guy on the corner of this exit behind a gaurd rail, he had a couch, recliner and coffee table set up, very odd Living better than some...Sheesh...:irked:
December 4, 200718 yr speakin of homeless people, when i was in DC i saw a homeless guy on the corner of this exit behind a gaurd rail, he had a couch, recliner and coffee table set up, very odd When riding Greyhound a few months ago, I met a guy who said he was homeless and was giving out great advice on which underpasses to live under. He went into a detailed story about this great underpass in Atlanta and how to get free electricity. Anne Frank and her family really could have used this guys help. :lol:
December 4, 200718 yr Katharine Mcphee. I would have never guessed that was someone currently in the pop culture. For some reason that picture made me think it was taken about 15 years ago.
December 4, 200718 yr speakin of homeless people, when i was in DC i saw a homeless guy on the corner of this exit behind a gaurd rail, he had a couch, recliner and coffee table set up, very odd He is the king of the hobos..
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