Jarhead
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- Jan 11, 2010
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i'm sorry, this may be the dumbest post i've ever, ever, ever read.LOL You are absolutely clueless on how Business work those same 1000 widgets can also be made by 70 workers instead of 100 and with no incentive to hire more the business will save money in the process.
unless the tax incentive is equal to or greater than the cost of hiring that employee - including all wages, training, and benefits - there is no company in the world that will hire without first having a need for increased capacity.
honestly you have some nerve calling others clueless on how businesses work.
As a successful business planner in the NYC metropiltan area, I must disagree with you.
It has been proven that a company that is pro-active will always acheive greater success than a company that is re-active.
What many non business minded people do not understand is that one of the strongest factors that increases employment as a recession approaches recovery, is the anticipation of the recovery. Smarter companies hire based on the "anticipation" of an increase in business...not on the increase in business itself.
IN a very compettive world industrial environment as we have today, if you beigin to hire AFTER the buiness is there, by the time your additional staff is up and running, you have already failed to meet the demand and not only likely lost the NEW business, but likely lost some old business as well as you spread your "already trained" staff too thin to perfomr to expectations.