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multigraincracker

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10. The most efficient business model

Reply to GreatGazoo (Original post)

Mon Jun 8, 2026, 09:30 AM

15 hrs ago

is the worker owned businesses. Everyone is on the same page, best product at the best price.
To be fair, remove the income cap on Social Security tax. That would make SS solvent forever.

Just my opinion

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New Law Cuts Workweek, Bans After-Hours Contact and Bans Pay Cuts [View all] GreatGazoo 18 hrs ago OP

But, but... the fragile egos of the owners/CEOs! OldBaldy1701E 16 hrs ago #1

Great, now we need a law tying CEO multigraincracker 16 hrs ago #2

A progressive tax on CEO/Employee income ratios would be a great start IMO n/t Cheezoholic 16 hrs ago #4

I'm case you missed it - this is a Mexican law. Ms. Toad 14 hrs ago #14

In the late 80's KS Toronado 16 hrs ago #3

I'll bet they have way fewer "company meetings" and productivity soars FakeNoose 16 hrs ago #5

How did America fall so far behind in workers rights? JMCKUSICK 16 hrs ago #6

When did the U.S. ever have good workers' rights? yardwork 15 hrs ago #7

It's my understanding that Europe got most of these JMCKUSICK 15 hrs ago #9

No we did not. The US never had a lot of what makes up the modern EU welfare states, especially the Nordic model ones. Celerity 15 hrs ago #11

FDR's New Deal was a response to a socialist movement in the U.S. yardwork 14 hrs ago #15

Because our lawmakers are owned by the CEOs and largest skockholders. 70sEraVet 15 hrs ago #8

The most efficient business model multigraincracker 15 hrs ago #10

I like Germany's Co-determination laws GreatGazoo 14 hrs ago #13

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