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General Election (Donegal)

Meatballs · 2007-05-01 06:05:23

Here's hoping that whomever wins will actually do something significant for Donegal i.e. create jobs and ensure that minimum wages are enforced, and continue to rise, and have stronger penalties for capitalists who exploit home grown and foreign labour,, help support reasonable commerce developments, develop the…

01-05-2007 6:05am

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Meatballs

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Here's hoping that whomever wins will actually do something significant for Donegal i.e. create jobs and ensure that minimum wages are enforced, and continue to rise, and have stronger penalties for capitalists who exploit home grown and foreign labour,, help support reasonable commerce developments, develop the infastructure and stop the mass exodus from this county to other larger areas!!!!!:mad:

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#2 01-05-2007 4:08pm

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Yes and hopefully the workforce will be productive and diligent and work to earn those wages, because ,as we economists well know, to earn 8euro 50 we have to produce more than that.

Absenteeism costs money and drives away enterprenaurs.

Not saying Donegal is guilty in that regard,but hey, there's more to success than paying high wages. Cuts both ways scooter.

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