@AndrewScheer Well, if the Albert government wouldn’t mismanage their grid, it wouldn’t be a problem. And electric cars are smart enough you can tell them to charge at off peak times. Next?
@redpilledbooks @23BobW@chriswarkentin@CPC_HQ@PierrePoilievre There’s probably a day or two of effort overall (spread over multiple people). I guarantee, they’d rather be doing something of more value to the org.
The numbers could have been pulled from financial reports if the MP didn’t want to do a stunt for people who don’t know better.
@GerryRitzxMP@chriswarkentin I think your mathing is off. You wrote $82.2 mil as $200 mil
The thing is, most people can’t grasp what a million is. Let alone the overhead it takes to run an org with 500 professionals (let alone 300,000)
@armstrong69greg@chriswarkentin Don’t forget, that’s not all salary dollars. You are also dealt with all the overhead of an employee (office space/lighting/heat/water, IT, cleaning, benefits, HR, training, etc.)
Per employee is probably closer to $80k by the time all is said and done.
@ATMwithJacy@redlianak Even if it’s not a romantic relationship, it’s awesome. Because her being out with him demonstrates to other potential partners that he’s been vetted by her - a trustworthy guy.
@PokerLyndon@CNN We already know why, it’s inflation and it’s world wide and it’s lower in North America than the rest of the world. Why inflation - the price of energy is up and more people are working and able to pay more.
@tadsspot@6ixedRaikage@MisteShadoan@MattWallace888 But it’s a perk to attract the best employees. They are in demand. If you can do what they can do, you can get that perk too at some organizations.
Mining camps supply all meals, they seem pretty normal. It’s a perk for heave equipment operators etc. if not, the next guy will.
@T87011513@MBGov Then legislate a reasonable amount of paid sick time & family sick time, just as we legislate vacation pay. Don’t ask people to come to work sick and spread it to everyone else in their work place (be it the flu, covid, or something else).
@commandcreation At least your first sentence is correct. Everything following that IS indeed misinformation. You are misinterpreting the headline of a news story that fumbled interpreting a pre-print scientific paper of doubtful quality. Get the jab. FULL STOP.
@KevinBuscher3@CTVToronto Denials will be seen as proof of your conspiracy theory.
“Silence” will also be seen as proof.
Glancing in your direction will also be seen as proof.
Indifference to your existence will also be seen as proof.
It’s like there is a pattern here!!!
@JoshAGrady@Geo_Rex_H @ConalDarcy @mnolangray The same countries that can handle credit cards with chips and tap functions. Meanwhile in the US - we have to support carbon paper forms because 20% of our banks haven’t upgraded to the 1980s and still use IBM punch cards.