I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
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A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
A Modest Proposal for Bloomberg
|I have a modest proposal for Bloomberg. That is Bloomberg LLC, the business media company. I propose that it implement a huge pension enhancement for existing staff and those already retired. Huge enough to push pension costs up to 25 percent of wages, force it to dramatically increase what it charges its customers, and cut back on some services. Then, since its labor costs would be high, I suggest that the company drastically reduce starting salaries for all new hires, and their benefits, to the point where virtually everyone else in their industry in the New York area pays more to those they are recruiting.
Cuomo on NY 1
|Thursday night on Inside City Hall, Andrew Cuomo presented a pretty weak defense when asked about a charge made be Mark Green.
Here’s the exchange started by Dominic Carter –
“When you left HUD, Mr. Cuomo, did you receive any honorarium from companies that while you were at HUD they received HUD grants."
Cuomo: "Dominic, after I left HUD I’ve given lectures, speeches, etcetera to companies, its part of what I do. I may very well have spoken before a company that directly or indirectly received HUD funding. But so what?"
Carter: "But is that ethical?"
An Open Letter to Tom Suozzi
|Dear Mr. Suozzi:
You probably won’t remember me, since we have met only once, at Sharpton’s MLK-day event last February. However, I have been admiring your political activities from a distance, for many years now. You have built a powerful resume. I am very impressed with you as a leader in our political party. I find you refreshing. I have even spoken to Ms. Devlin (your manager) about working with you, especially on your “fix Albany” initiative. I have spent the last year defending your potential candidacy on the blogs, and I have publicly admitted to leaning towards voting for you in the upcoming primary. I have impressed countless others to give your candidacy a serious look, and they have. Most are impressed. With all this as a backdrop I write this letter, since today the petitioning process starts. This is the time to make real hard decisions.
