Looking Forward to delayed Compensation

[wcd]

Looks like Florida Wins. As East TN will be out of the running, as Park will be closed, thank you Democrats. Looks like when I return to work on the 11th I can look forward to participating in in Free Labor for the time being.

Anyone else get to participate in this nonsense?

 

[MCgrease08]

 

[WebSnyper]

He was trying to decide mountains or FL for a trip in another thread. Park in East TN will be closed due to shutdown, so FL it is for that decision.

OP also works for the Gov't.

Starting to wonder if I spend too much time on INGO...

 

[wcd]

Government Shutdown (That does not really shut down Government) just designed to hurt the people.

 

[bobzilla]

Yeah, I don't work for free. So when you're going to start paying I'll start working. Until then FATWO

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Yeah, I don't work for free. So when you're going to start paying I'll start working. Until then FATWO

They'll get paid eventually as soon as .gov starts back up again. They won't lose any money. As the OP said, it is "delayed compensation."

 

[bobzilla]

They'll get paid eventually as soon as .gov starts back up again. They won't lose any money. As the OP said, it is "delayed compensation."

don't care. Bank doesn't do "delayed payments", taxes don't stop getting collected. Food still needs purchased. Will the store take my "delayed compensation" for a weeks worth of groceries? No. If it's critical enough to need to be staffed, it's critical enough to have its own funding.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

don't care. Bank doesn't do "delayed payments", taxes don't stop getting collected. Food still needs purchased. Will the store take my "delayed compensation" for a weeks worth of groceries? No. If it's critical enough to need to be staffed, it's critical enough to have its own funding.

Well yeah, if one is living paycheck to paycheck that would be an issue. I want to scream every time I hear Schumer say, "we need bipartisanship". Translation: "Republicans need to do what we say. We're not going to cut spending."

 

[wcd]

Well yeah, if one is living paycheck to paycheck that would be an issue. I want to scream every time I hear Schumer say, "we need bipartisanship". Translation: "Republicans need to do what we say. We're not going to cut spending."

Unfortunately there are some that are living beyond their means and may be hurt if this drags out.

 

[wcd]

don't care. Bank doesn't do "delayed payments", taxes don't stop getting collected. Food still needs purchased. Will the store take my "delayed compensation" for a weeks worth of groceries? No. If it's critical enough to need to be staffed, it's critical enough to have its own funding.

That is what Frost my Mug, Senators, Congressman are paid regardless. Look over here, while I vote myself a raise.

 

[WebSnyper]

Unfortunately there are some that are living beyond their means and may be hurt if this drags out.

Well and beyond that, one deserves to be paid for work completed, as agreed, in a timely manner.

 

[Creedmoor]

don't care. Bank doesn't do "delayed payments", taxes don't stop getting collected. Food still needs purchased. Will the store take my "delayed compensation" for a weeks worth of groceries? No. If it's critical enough to need to be staffed, it's critical enough to have its own funding.

Its called a credit card.

 

[wcd]

Well and beyond that, one deserves to be paid for work completed, as agreed, in a timely manner.

Trust me no argument there. Compensation should also be commiserate with Risks.

 

[bobzilla]

Its called a credit card.

So you get taxed with interest rates to cover it while they **** around? Nice.

 

[AndreusMaximus]

Maybe you could get a job with the Ukrainian government. I hear they're still getting paid...

 

[Creedmoor]

So you get taxed with interest rates to cover it while they **** around? Nice.

I would suggest that one doesn't carry a balance, no balance no fees.

 

[Creedmoor]

Maybe you could get a job with the Ukrainian government. I hear they're still getting paid...

Americans working in the Ukraine, can make $2,000 tax free a day.

 

[Creedmoor]

Trust me no argument there. Compensation should also be commiserate with Risks.

Does it not in the Private Sector?

 

[MCgrease08]

Unfortunately there are some that are living beyond their means and may be hurt if this drags out.

And?

Life has consequences. As Warren Buffett says, "when the tide goes out, you see who's been skinny dipping."

 

[MCgrease08]

I would suggest that one doesn't carry a balance, no balance no fees.

Better yet, have an emergency fund of 3-6 months to get through it rather relying on debt for basic expenses.

Debt is what led to the situation and why the government may shut down.