I just saw Bowling for Columbine... What is this welfare privitization?
Welfare privitization seems to make no sense whatsoever. It isn't even welfare. It's companies overworking people for low wages. Sure companies can legally do this as it is a free country but why the hell are they allowed to do it in the name of welfare? I get the concept, but frankly I think allowing it is irresponsibility on the part of the state and local governments.
raise productivity at the absolute minimum cost from the company standpoint anyway.
its sold as 'work expierence' for those unfortunate enough to find thier way into the program, i get paid more than these guys (hourly) with a part time job ive had for about a month and a half. its really dismal because thier really is no way out of those situations. its just another ploy by big buisness to cut costs
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