I Love It! The Answer To Our Unemployment/Wage Inflation Concerns

[Aught Six]

eBay for the Working World

We need this in America!

When Fabian Löw unleashed jobdumping.de on the Internet, he had an inkling it would be provocative. Because at a time when job seekers have it tough, his job auctions are won by those willing to work for the least pay.

Hooray for the free market!

Still, some German labor market experts have had harsh words for the Internet site. Dirk Niebel of the Liberal Democratic party even went so far as to call the premise "immoral" in an interview printed in the Berliner Zeitung on Tuesday.

I swear, those socialists!

[tardfarmer]

Well to be perfectly honest i'll have much harsher words for them when I see some CEO's positions auctioned off to the lowest bidder.

AT&T top execs are now going to share a 31 Million dollar bonus while their stock plummets.

I also want the fed to get off my azz with all the socially mandated payments I have to make which make it necessary for me to make or ask for more money.

I want military budgets trimmed to the core so the high school dropouts at Bechtel and Haliburton don't make $100,000 a year for writing questions to engineers that ask :

"please explain what a resistor is"

[etothepii]

Remember Larry, Darrel, and Darrel (Newhart)? They had a company called "Anything for a Buck." Lowest bidder gets you that kind of work.

[bawanajim]

I think in order to make our selves more competitave on the world market I think outsourcing our public survice jobs to other countries needs looking into.Teachers always bitich about money.maybe China has something to offer, cops, Fireman,highway jobs maybe even those dangerous tollboth jobs that seem to pay more than market value.Wal-Mart has a great retirement plan for those who can't seem to make in the job market of today.

[Carpicon]

I want military budgets trimmed to the core so the high school dropouts at Bechtel and Haliburton don't make $100,000 a year for writing questions to engineers that ask :

"please explain what a resistor is"

Oh my God. That was hilarious, seriously. In my electronics class I took one summer when I was in seventh grade, we used to charge up capacitors and throw them at people. They'd catch them and....ZAAAAAAP!!!

[tardfarmer]

Oh my God. That was hilarious, seriously. In my electronics class I took one summer when I was in seventh grade, we used to charge up capacitors and throw them at people. They'd catch them and....ZAAAAAAP!!!

Unfortunately it's true carpie.

Bechtel.

[Strut&Rut]

Hey guys,

speaking of electronics, did you catch that episode of Mythbusters where Jamie whizzed on an electric fence

[vc1111]

whizzed on an electric fence

I've done that.
Its true.

[mr-pirk]

Aught-6 I tried to call the page up but it wouldn't load correctly for me. I am assuming from the tone of the thread it is about folks bidding on jobs and hoping they are the lowest bidder and there-by getting the job.

I am assuming you are in favor of this Aught-6 "We need this in America! "


Some folks out there in the world are willing to do some pretty crummy things in order to make ends meet.

Are you real sure you want to compete with the lowest common denominator for a job?
Is this really whats best for America?

Thanks
Mr-Pirk

[Aught Six]

speaking of electronics, did you catch that episode of Mythbusters where Jamie whizzed on an electric fence

I hocked a loogie on an electric fence once. Unfortunately for me it was a long one that didn't clear my mouth until it was too late. Oops.