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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
But how the government works is that they would hire the 5 janitors to do 1 hour of work, there would be 3 direct supervisors for those Janitors, and then those 3 supervisors would have 2 managers, 1 time card approver, 3 people reviewing their time cards 1 person to generate their pay, a logistics expert to order their supplies, 2 warehouse people to unload it and stock the shelves, 3 middle managers to surpervise that 15 person department, 4 consultants to make sure they're using the right mops, and a board to run them, there would also be a decidicated HR person to make sure that they're all getting long, and a HR consultant to make sure that they're getting enough work life balance.
And the janitors would still take 3 hours to do 1 hours worth of cleaning.
So that 2 hours of work would cost about $17 million bucks a year to do that one hour worth or work and we'd need 4 trucks and a building to house that department.
As well after they left for the day we'd probably need an inspector and a exterminator to kill the coachroaches that were feasting on the dirty floor.
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Obviously this is exaggerated but the average person would be shocked if they saw the way government operates, if they were a business they would be bankrupt in no time. If someone had the backbone to get into it we could easily balance the budget just by cutting out all the wasted money from politically correct garbage and total ineptitude or indifference on the part of the government and public sector workers. Actually that was kind of harsh, most of them mean well but have no appetite to fight the system or bite the hand that feeds them. Combine that with a roll back on the big unions by 10%, where they should be, and we'd be in good shape instead of mortgaging the future of our grandchildren.