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		By: Francisco Bacopa		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A good sign. But what we really need is to release the huge cash reserves major corporations are holding onto right now. Until about a year ago I worked for a major corporation, I had to make sure every new hire had their payroll tax holiday paperwork filled out. This is a totally cool &lt;i&gt;targeted&lt;/i&gt; corporate tax cut. You hire someone who has been unemployed for a while, you don&#039;t have to pay the employer share of the payroll taxes for a few months. Yet at the same time all I heard was cut labor hours, cut labor hours. Our inventory count was totally screwed because we didn&#039;t have the hours to provide an employee familiar with our products to assist the inventory counters in certain key sections. The inventory people screwed up and I had to spend an extra 20 hours (salaried, so no overtime) fixing it to save my boss&#039;s ass. Then they try to fire my boss because of fraudulent counts. The count adjustments I made were totally accurate, but as soon as there was trouble, my boss said I made the adjustments without his authority and I was fired.

Luckily I was allowed to collect unemployment. I have done some temp work on store remodel design and have a few cash off the books tutoring gigs, so I have survived. But we need this corporate cash reserve to start flowing and making jobs. That&#039;s why I support Bachmann as the Republican nominee. Maybe she&#039;ll scare the corporations enough to make them dump their cash into job creation so that a safe contender like Obama gets re-elected.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A good sign. But what we really need is to release the huge cash reserves major corporations are holding onto right now. Until about a year ago I worked for a major corporation, I had to make sure every new hire had their payroll tax holiday paperwork filled out. This is a totally cool <i>targeted</i> corporate tax cut. You hire someone who has been unemployed for a while, you don&#8217;t have to pay the employer share of the payroll taxes for a few months. Yet at the same time all I heard was cut labor hours, cut labor hours. Our inventory count was totally screwed because we didn&#8217;t have the hours to provide an employee familiar with our products to assist the inventory counters in certain key sections. The inventory people screwed up and I had to spend an extra 20 hours (salaried, so no overtime) fixing it to save my boss&#8217;s ass. Then they try to fire my boss because of fraudulent counts. The count adjustments I made were totally accurate, but as soon as there was trouble, my boss said I made the adjustments without his authority and I was fired.</p>
<p>Luckily I was allowed to collect unemployment. I have done some temp work on store remodel design and have a few cash off the books tutoring gigs, so I have survived. But we need this corporate cash reserve to start flowing and making jobs. That&#8217;s why I support Bachmann as the Republican nominee. Maybe she&#8217;ll scare the corporations enough to make them dump their cash into job creation so that a safe contender like Obama gets re-elected.</p>
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