I m a mom, an employee, and i m an employer. and when i look at it there are more pros than cons in this is why. one joe mentioned it wok life balance, and sorry joe but i know most of the ladies out there, the one that are, you know, slipping to the school because they have so many activities before the workday ends. also doctors appointments. a lot of the i don t know about you i don t like spending my entire saturdays and sunday at like target, you know, wal-mart or the supermarket. you know, running all of the errands and i think it makes perfect sense so that you have the day to get errands done. other thing is joe since you told a story i will, i keam from a family didn t have much money and worked five jobs in college and happy i did that and work study jobs and one for my favorite professor i remember i wanted to please him and impress him so much so on monday there was this inbox and i did work and i was all excited. and i said what time do you want me to come tomorrow? tomo
An employer. and when i look at it there are more pros than cons in this is why. one joe mentioned it wok life balance, and sorry joe but i know most of the ladies out there, the one that are, you know, slipping to the school because they have so many activities before the workday ends. also doctors appointments. a lot of the i don t know about you i don t like spending my entire saturdays and sunday at like target, you know, wal-mart or the supermarket. you know, running all of the errands and i think it makes perfect sense so that you have the day to get errands done. other thing is joe since you told a story i will, i keam from a family didn t have much money and worked five jobs in college and happy i did that and work study jobs and one for my favorite professor i remember i wanted to please him and impress him so much so on monday there was this inbox and i did work and i was all excited. and i said what time do you want me to come tomorrow? tomorrow that was the work for
I m a mom, an employee, and i m an employer. and when i look at it there are more pros than cons in this is why. one joe mentioned it wok life balance, and sorry joe but i know most of the ladies out there, the one that are, you know, slipping to the school because they have so many activities before the workday ends. also doctors appointments. a lot of the i don t know about you i don t like spending my entire saturdays and sunday at like target, you know, wal-mart or the supermarket. you know, running all of the errands and i think it makes perfect sense so that you have the day to get errands done. other thing is joe since you told a story i will, i keam from a family didn t have much money and worked five jobs in college and happy i did that and work study jobs and one for my favorite professor i remember i wanted to please him and impress him so much so on monday there was this inbox and i did work and i was all excited. and i said what time do you want me to come tomorrow? tomo
President of the american federation of government employees local chapter in yankton, south dakota. michelle, how are you? what s makes your situation particularly troubling is that both you and your husband work at the prison there in yankton and neither of you are being paid. do you both still is have to go to work? yes, we do. and we re not we re not getting paid. right. but yet the inmates there are being paid for their, i guess, work study jobs or what is the loophole that allows the prisoners to be paid but not the guards? there s a different funding for the inmate pay, and that has been funded. but yet the government workers, the accepted workers are not being paid. what do specifically, what are the prisoners paid for, michelle? they do inmate jobs, order
This $85 billion, we ve been doing this all these years, balancing the budget, making the tough decision. if you ll just give us flexibility, say in health and welfare, move it from low energy assistance to vaccination for immunizations for children. steve: have they given you the flexibility? not yet. but the president was ameanable to that. steve: let s put up some of the impact areas there in your great state of idaho when it comes to the national guard, looks like some furloughs affecting about 810 people. when it comes to teachers, looks like 50 teachers and aides at risk. work study jobs, boise state will lose 50,000. impacts 54 students and job search assistance could lose 3 or $4 million and eliminates 85 positions. now, because you have a business background, i understand after