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Originally Posted by rusnak
The few, maybe 1 out of 15 or so, who prefer to sit at home and take benefits, simply eliminate themselves from the workforce by choice. I don't even try to employ them or entice them away from their couch and PJs. The other 14 prefer to work because they know that I'm still going to be employing them long after their government aid runs out. Any logical person who can work, will choose that path.
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I'm not sure about your ratios, but you're right, there are some people who will do the bare minimum to get by.
I feel it is immoral to not do your best to be productive. But it's more than a moral equation, it's also economics. I don't know how to cost effectively sort them out from the people who are doing their best. There comes a point where it is cheaper to just pay them to lay on their asses and move on.