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an hr cubicle worker starts around 80k. a tradesman who is employed, and who has regular work can bring in 25-40 per hour. the problem is that work is not always consistent depending on the environment if you are comparing a company charging 100-200 per hour a trades person does not receive...

sure if you want to pay for other people who cannot be responsible for themselves.

manufacturing left to the US. machining was huge previously. if people are not wanting to work in trades and they cannot meet employment demands I would consider that a slow death.

the government offers extra funding specifically to women to enter trades. trades are typically marketed to those with lower IQ. I have worked in the school system and teachers typically steer those with less then average abilities into trades, which is foolish considering the mathematics and...

I will agree on some of your points however women dont want trade jobs typically. there are exceptions but women typically like people jobs that have social interaction versus things. just as why there are a very small percentage of women working in stem field even with financial incentives...

this has been an issue since the 1960s. canada welcomed immigrants with skilled trades with open arms. the problem is that its a dying field since not many people want to get into it. women have little to no interest even with financial incentives. there has been a negative outlook on trades...

agreed for some people it would not. there was a study and it found that after 80k in income most peoples level of happiness or satisfaction didnt improve dramatically. however, you cant apply a rule across the board since it would effect everyone. as well who are we as people to tell someone...

some people are more financially intelligent with their money than others. typically poor people do not invest in assets and make counter productive choices in their life. there will always be a divide regarding wealth. over the centuries that divide has shrank.

if you were an investor would you mind losing a source if your income or significant amount of your retirement resources for the benefit of others? 20, 30, 40? how much would you be willing to lose?

the problem I have with setting a minimum wage at 22 is that people making above 22 will not also share a significant increase in their wages and more than likely will stay the same. so is the roofer that was making 22 before now going to make 30 something? are people with more valuable skills...

it is financially not in your best interest to do so. you can be on the hook for child support even when the kids are not yours. the legal system will work against you as its about the best interest of the kids. this does not include your interests. there are many reasons which do not support...

agreed. as a younger man I was attracted to older women. now as a man in his 40s when I look at a woman I see age, lifestyle and relationships that have transformed into the woman she has become now. youth, vitality, beauty, naivety, openness, cooperation, softness and a lack of mileage are...

Im fifty and take absolutely nothing. I eat clean(except for my cheat day), work out every morning completing calisthenics, climbing and train on a heavy bag. I stress my body with various labour intensive work and projects. I smoke weed every morning. I dont take meds unless absolutely...

flirting with other men, lying, dressing un modestly, wearing animal print. the list could go on....

I commend you for being able to read it. I started reading but it is not a beginners book. it was rather technical which it should be, but I couldnt get through it.

proof.... close to 30 years in the social services field. witness to allegations of dozens of coworkers who were formally disciplined, swept under the rug or criminal charges laid. heck I could give a recent news paper clipping of one of my former agencies I was employed with and how staff...

meh... your opinion

this is reality, people are just oblivious to it.

plenty of professionals cross boundaries. doctors, teachers, rmts, police, social workers. this is why many professions have boards which monitor allegations and have tribunals. as I said before people who do such things are a rarity but it does happen. in my previous profession I have seen...

you assume that therapists do not have their own personal issues which trickle into their professional life. like I said it happens but is rare. the probability is unlikely but I have seen professionals in the field become unprofessional in many aspects, including breach of confidentiality...