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Todos os dados, legislação, etc., neste link:
http://www.previdencia.gov.br/
sexta-feira, 5 de abril de 2019
quinta-feira, 4 de abril de 2019
173 milhões são os trabalhadores nos USA. Falta imigrantes com salario escravo na construção, agricultura, etc.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/03/business/economy/immigration-labor-economy.html
If the United States were to cut off the flow of new immigrants, its working population would shrink to 166 million in 2035 from 173 million in 2015.
O comentario abaixo e' informativo:
It's high time the chickens came home to roost. For decades everyone in America has been living high on the hog thanks to our shadow slave-labor economies in construction and agriculture. Food is cheap and housing (was) cheaper because employers didn't have to pay legal wages to or treat their slaves with the same rights we accord to American workers. Producers benefited from increased sales volume, middle-class consumers benefited from lower prices. Unskilled and semi-skilled Americans, however, lost whatever gains they might have realized by seeing their jobs go to these immigrants and their wages decline, and the firms that wanted to play by the rules could not compete because - surprise, surprise - having to follow the law is more expensive than not. This cut into their profits and, ultimately, their market-share. That's why these sectors are now totally dependent on slave-labor. If you are having trouble attracting workers to your firm, raise wages or increase benefits. That's how it's supposed to work in a free-market. If you can't find workers then the price you are asking for labor is not the equilibrium market price. Raise wages until you fill your open positions. If you can't match skills to openings then you need to start to train your new hires. The private sector endlessly harps on about "free-markets" but, curiously, they never seem to want to have to operate under free-market principles when free-markets aren't working to their advantage.
Short of Workers, U.S. Builders and Farmers Crave More Immigrants
As a tight labor market raises costs, employers say the need for low-wage help can’t be met by the declining ranks of the native-born.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/03/business/economy/immigration-labor-economy.html
If the United States were to cut off the flow of new immigrants, its working population would shrink to 166 million in 2035 from 173 million in 2015.
O comentario abaixo e' informativo:
It's high time the chickens came home to roost. For decades everyone in America has been living high on the hog thanks to our shadow slave-labor economies in construction and agriculture. Food is cheap and housing (was) cheaper because employers didn't have to pay legal wages to or treat their slaves with the same rights we accord to American workers. Producers benefited from increased sales volume, middle-class consumers benefited from lower prices. Unskilled and semi-skilled Americans, however, lost whatever gains they might have realized by seeing their jobs go to these immigrants and their wages decline, and the firms that wanted to play by the rules could not compete because - surprise, surprise - having to follow the law is more expensive than not. This cut into their profits and, ultimately, their market-share. That's why these sectors are now totally dependent on slave-labor. If you are having trouble attracting workers to your firm, raise wages or increase benefits. That's how it's supposed to work in a free-market. If you can't find workers then the price you are asking for labor is not the equilibrium market price. Raise wages until you fill your open positions. If you can't match skills to openings then you need to start to train your new hires. The private sector endlessly harps on about "free-markets" but, curiously, they never seem to want to have to operate under free-market principles when free-markets aren't working to their advantage.
44 milhões de brasileiros vivendo com menos de R$ 22,00 em 2018
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https://canalrural.uol.com.br/programas/informacao/rural-noticias/dados-do-banco-mundial-apontam-74-milhoes-de-brasileiros-vivendo-na-pobreza/
às 21:14
O número de pessoas que estava vivendo com menos de R$ 22 por dia passou de 36,5 milhões para quase 44 milhões entre 2014 e 2017
https://canalrural.uol.com.br/programas/informacao/rural-noticias/dados-do-banco-mundial-apontam-74-milhoes-de-brasileiros-vivendo-na-pobreza/
Dados do Banco Mundial apontam 7,4 milhões de brasileiros vivendo na pobreza
às 21:14
O número de pessoas que estava vivendo com menos de R$ 22 por dia passou de 36,5 milhões para quase 44 milhões entre 2014 e 2017
Salário mínimo em março deveria ter sido de R$ 4.277,04, aponta Dieese
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https://economia.uol.com.br/noticias/redacao/2019/04/04/salario-minimo-dieese.htm
O salário mínimo deve atender as necessidades básicas do trabalhador e de sua família, como estabelecido na Constituição: moradia, alimentação, educação, saúde, lazer, vestuário, higiene, transporte e Previdência Social.
https://economia.uol.com.br/noticias/redacao/2019/04/04/salario-minimo-dieese.htm
O salário mínimo deve atender as necessidades básicas do trabalhador e de sua família, como estabelecido na Constituição: moradia, alimentação, educação, saúde, lazer, vestuário, higiene, transporte e Previdência Social.
quarta-feira, 27 de março de 2019
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How poor Americans get exploited by their landlords
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/how-poor-americans-get-exploited-by-their-landlords/ar-BBV3Xrj?ocid=spartanntp
How poor Americans get exploited by their landlords
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/how-poor-americans-get-exploited-by-their-landlords/ar-BBV3Xrj?ocid=spartanntp
- (copiar traduzindo e pesquisando links, autores)
quarta-feira, 20 de março de 2019
Movimentos/organizações militando a favor do trabalhador e do valor do trabalho real
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http://transformfinance.org/
Ver isto: The Transform Finance Institute for Social Justice Leaders is a two-day, introductory training for those interested in the intersection of social justice and finance.
We envision a world where capital is a tool for the advancement of real, transformative social change. Through thought leadership, trainings, convenings, and the Transform Finance Investor Network, we support all stakeholders, from community leaders and activists to investors and entrepreneurs, who are exploring that vision.
Esta organização parece ter duas principais missões: 1) Engajar trabalhadores no mundo das finanças; 2) Convencer investidores em acoes a apoiarem apenas corporações que oferecem melhores condições de trabalho.
Ela promove a seguinte condferencia:
http://transformfinance.org/2019-cohort-the-future-of-workers-is-now
http://transformfinance.org/
Ver isto: The Transform Finance Institute for Social Justice Leaders is a two-day, introductory training for those interested in the intersection of social justice and finance.
When: September 2019 Where: New York City Application: Coming soon
We envision a world where capital is a tool for the advancement of real, transformative social change. Through thought leadership, trainings, convenings, and the Transform Finance Investor Network, we support all stakeholders, from community leaders and activists to investors and entrepreneurs, who are exploring that vision.
THE TRANSFORM FINANCE INVESTOR NETWORK
The Transform Finance Investor Network is a community of practice for asset owners and other finance practitioners exploring how to deploy capital for social change in accordance with the principles of transformative finance. With a commitment of over $2 billion in aligned capital, the Network is an opportunity for investors to workshop and compare cutting edge impact practices, receive deal analyses, and engage with communities.
Esta organização parece ter duas principais missões: 1) Engajar trabalhadores no mundo das finanças; 2) Convencer investidores em acoes a apoiarem apenas corporações que oferecem melhores condições de trabalho.
Ela promove a seguinte condferencia:
http://transformfinance.org/2019-cohort-the-future-of-workers-is-now
What will the cohort do?
Over the course of nine months, four to six Cohort members will participate in in-person trainings/gatherings to learn about key financial actors and their leverage points; right-size potential engagements with capital for their work; and develop partnerships and paths forward for integration and implementation. Additionally, members will participate in virtual discussions to share their progress and pain points with peers. Members will have access to individualized technical assistance (most likely remote) from field leaders to refine their engagements with capital.
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terça-feira, 19 de março de 2019
Maiores predadores invadem e tomam de assalto as universidades de prestigio
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https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-college-admissions-scandal-widening-investigation-20190315-story.html
Como funciona:
It's common knowledge that the tutoring companies in LA (and other big cities) have access to the tests. They do this by simply having employees go and take the tests with the general population, then snapping photos or just remembering the questions. If you send in 10 guys, they can recreate the test pretty easily. Since both the ACT and SAT tests are recycled, it is easy for them to expose their kids to those specific questions, raising scores. This also happens for the ERB and ISEE tests, which younger kids take to get into middle and upper school. Many ISEE kids will sit for the reading section, for example, and will have already read and answered all of the passages before with their tutor.
Time to shut these people down.
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Minha participação nos debates:
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-college-admissions-scandal-widening-investigation-20190315-story.html
What a conservative animal kingdom you are. You mentioned Bezos as winner due merit. This is the way natural selection works in the jungle, electing the most smart and strong for keeping the chaos with predators and preys . So, the school must selecting who will keep and re-enforcing the wild social system. But, Nature also says that upon every chaos will came order. When order arrives, lions, dinosaur, whales anacondas, gorillas, are all extinguished. Go conservatives, keep smiling now while you are going nowhere... It is not dinosaurs walking today in the ceilings of queen`s palace, it is the little lizards...xxxxhttp://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-cheating-scandal-parent-la-20190314-story.html
whoawhoawhoa
Don't stop here. Time for some alleged reporters to step up to the plate and bust this thing wide open. Who provided the medical documentation that falsified a learning disability? Name and shame. He/she needs their license taken away. The LA Times did it to the USC gyno, do it to this quack too. If only some readers knew how hard it is for parents of children with legitimate disabilities to get the help they need, they'd be outraged at this aspect of the story.
Right. Don't stop there. Let’s start with illegal immigrants. Latino parents and others who cross borders illegally, forge/fake/steal identities and documents, pay coyotes, lie, cheat, steal, endanger lives (their own and others), receive tuition breaks and scholarships, etc., and often are less qualified than their Asian or white applicants (this is one of the reasons the Asians are suing Harvard) yet they are applauded not punished. Do you want to go after them too? Would you toss Elizabeth Warren from the senate for lying about her background to gain advantages?
I think a better conversation especially for high school students is that you do not need to go to Ivy League schools to be successful. You get out of school and life what you put into it.
For example, of the CEOs of the top 20 companies in last year’s Fortune 500, exactly one — Amazon.com Inc.’s Jeff Bezos — went to an Ivy League school (Princeton). (www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-03-13/college-admissions-scandal-top-ceos-didn-t-go-to-elite-schools)
On another note, if the students are doing well academically then I would not toss them and I would not send the parents to prison. Make them pay "x" amount for scholarships and tutoring for "x" number of students who need help for the next ten years, and help the students find jobs (maybe with the rich white parents' companies) when they graduate.
What? So you promote illegal emigration because you wants cheap labor and uses the bad effects of immigration for justifying your illegal conduct at schools against other children... My God, I know that these illegal things are due the predator gene inherited from predator animals, but I can't believe that you are such mentally sick believing that we are idiots... You must search yours evolution, towards transcendency, man, because Nature has proved that all big predators goes nowhere, they are extinguished. Where are the dinosaurs, the
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-college-admissions-scandal-widening-investigation-20190315-story.html
QUANDO ESTES ARROGANTES "DOUTORES" APRESENAREM LARGA LISTA DE DIPLOMAS DAS MELHORES UNIVERSIDADES, SAIBA QUE A MAIORIA E' FALSA.
Mais um crime dos maiores predadores de humanos, agora contra estudantes das classe media e pobre. Nos USA, pais ricos pagam para que seus filhos preguiçosos sejam selecionados por exames e testes falsificados, contra os mais capazes para entrarem nas universidades de maior prestigio. Eu particularmente fico indignado contra isso porque isso me prejudicou diretamente na pele. Entrei numa universidade como o terceiro colocado para passar 4 anos p... da vida ao lado de cocotinhas e boizinhos que nada queriam aprender, prejudicando minha necessidade de aprender de fato, que apenas iam bater cartão ou procurar maridos para casamento, enquanto via milhoes de bons estudantes la fora sem poderem entrar. O engraçado e' que estes estudantes de classe media que perdem as oportunidades abocanhadas por assalto pela oligarquia vivem como robots e inocentes uteis na Internet defendendo os seus assaltantes enquanto ofendem os que os chamam para corrigir o sistema... Continuo a dizer, este sistema e' um teatro dos horrores e quem o defende são os personagens horrendos no palco.
Nos USA e' diferente do Brasil pois a competição entre estudantes e' por universidades privadas, que se sustentam com seu proprio dinheiro, portanto podem falsear seus exames e documentos como quiserem, pelo que der mais lucro. mas no Brasil a maior competição e' por universidades publicas pagas pelo suor do povo... para que os ricos apenas as usufrutem. Por isso essa gang de altos funcionarios publicos e de estatais nadando na corrupcao, ja vem com o virus da corrupcao desde a infancia inserido pelas "exemplares familias de bem"... e autoridades imaculadas...
Como funciona:
It's common knowledge that the tutoring companies in LA (and other big cities) have access to the tests. They do this by simply having employees go and take the tests with the general population, then snapping photos or just remembering the questions. If you send in 10 guys, they can recreate the test pretty easily. Since both the ACT and SAT tests are recycled, it is easy for them to expose their kids to those specific questions, raising scores. This also happens for the ERB and ISEE tests, which younger kids take to get into middle and upper school. Many ISEE kids will sit for the reading section, for example, and will have already read and answered all of the passages before with their tutor.
Time to shut these people down.
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Minha participação nos debates:
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-college-admissions-scandal-widening-investigation-20190315-story.html
Louis Morelli
Don't stop here. Time for some alleged reporters to step up to the plate and bust this thing wide open. Who provided the medical documentation that falsified a learning disability? Name and shame. He/she needs their license taken away. The LA Times did it to the USC gyno, do it to this quack too. If only some readers knew how hard it is for parents of children with legitimate disabilities to get the help they need, they'd be outraged at this aspect of the story.
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I think a better conversation especially for high school students is that you do not need to go to Ivy League schools to be successful. You get out of school and life what you put into it.
For example, of the CEOs of the top 20 companies in last year’s Fortune 500, exactly one — Amazon.com Inc.’s Jeff Bezos — went to an Ivy League school (Princeton). (www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-03-13/college-admissions-scandal-top-ceos-didn-t-go-to-elite-schools)
On another note, if the students are doing well academically then I would not toss them and I would not send the parents to prison. Make them pay "x" amount for scholarships and tutoring for "x" number of students who need help for the next ten years, and help the students find jobs (maybe with the rich white parents' companies) when they graduate.
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Mr. Isackson graduated from UCLA in 1980, then joined Cushman and Wakefield, where he specialized in the leasing and sales of industrial properties. During his twelve years at Cushman, Mr. Isackson was consistently among the firm’s top producers on a nationwide basis.
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