Tax is great! Pays for good public services. One can't have good public services with a low tax regime. I enjoy reading and listening to Rutger Bergman on this topic. High earners and very wealthy should pay higher tax rate.
istribution of labor, with bottom earners sharing a disproportionate degree of workload/labor in relation to those at the top. thus this relational dynamic that is fundamental to centralization as a mode of coordination, and it facilitates a perverse incentive where white management is increasingly
so like, this relational dynamic often plays out within a lot of nonprofits like such: white/affluent ppl disproportionately over-represented in the orgs top earners/policy makers and nonwhite/prole workers over-represented among the bottom. there is almost always a corresponding division in the
I guess most MBA grads are starry-eyed freshers so they get swept up in the hype of being top 1% earners while working as a consultant. I had worked for 4 years beforehand though so work-life balance was significantly more important for me.
I mean, what percentage of that particular audience are wage-earners like mechanics in a shop, instead of like, the guy who owns the car delearship. Maybe they're clapping for the implication they wont have to pay overtime either
Here it's 12.41€/hour, which is $13.90 in exchange rate terms and $18.12 in PPP terms. Meanwhile, 95th-percentile earners on both sides of the Pond complain that Europe is poorer than the US.
I find the IPA very helpful and will very often search for '[focal] IPA' to source an exact pronunciation of a word in Irish. Fuaimeanna.ie another useful resource has IPA transcriptions of words. IPA isn't very difficult to pick I and I think that it is a very useful tools for language earners.
It's similar in a way to adaptability to heat - the top wage earners have AC offices, making them productive while many other income earners see lower productivity due to heat. Not being able to take a sick day compounds in reducing productivity, reducing wages.
