Posted on 06/21/2014 6:10:39 AM PDT by Olog-hai
President Barack Obama says child care, family leave and workplace flexibility aren’t frills; they’re basic needs.
In his weekly radio and Internet address, Obama is lamenting workplace policies that he says are outdated. He says the U.S. is one of just three countries that don’t require paid maternity leave. […] He says something’s wrong when hard workers must choose between work and family. …
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That explains the Nasty Pelosi retweet of President Jarret’s tweet yesterday.
>>.@NancyPelosi POTUS believes every American deserves paid family leave so let’s explore how we can achieve it. #FamiliesSucceed
What ISN’T a “basic need” to these jagoffs?
The entire Bill of Rights, for a start.
And workplace
Workplace flexibility is a basic need
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Agreed. That is why my boss and I will spend at least 12 hours each working this weekend to meet our client’s need. But we will do it from our homes.
Anything that requires the following is NOT a “basic need”:
WORK
or
SELF-RELIANCE
or
CONSEQUENCES OR ACCOUNTABILITY FOR FAILURE IN EITHER OF THE ABOVE.
-- he promised "flexibility" to Putin
-- he's "flexible" with laws
-- he's "flexible with moral standards
-- he's "flexible" with facts
and he's really "flexible" with the truth
It is the subject of considerable abuse -- and creates enormous chaos in the workplace.
He’s never worked a day in his life, so how would he know ?
Yes; either husband or either wife can do the picking up.
What work? Hoot mon, gotta make those tee times! Go. Play.
And private business can meet employee needs far more humanely and efficiently than you, Mr. Obama. Please butt out...
How is he defining flexibility ? Sounds like a pervert
Governments are instituted among men to micromanage our lives - apparently.
Good one!
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