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This one.
Update: If that one didn't grab you, maybe this one will: "Tim Hortons with $26/hour servers putting Windsor hospital $265k in the hole".
$20/hour for pouring coffee. Plus benefits.
For any holdouts who think Big Unions'/NDP's insistence on publicly-funded, publicly-run healthcare is altruistic, this should dispel such notions.
2 comments:
I'm not in principle against paying anyone $20 per hour to pour coffee. I am in principle against doing that and expecting to turn a profit. Well. That's not so much a principle of mine as it is a back-of-the-envelope calculation.
BUT...
Aren't the doctors and nurses at the hospital also part of public sector unions?
Perhaps there is more to learn when one looks at more than the Tim Hortons at one hospital...
Anon1152: Off-topic. What is your epistemological stance? I'm doing some studies right now and I think I'm surrounded by postmodernists. Everything is contextualized or decontextualized or recontextualized. I'm more of a foundationalist. Maybe critical realist. Can you direct me to an epistemology 101 text or site?
Thanks.
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