Sunday Rest Act (Failed)

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

NAY


3.3 is positively terrible. "No person shall...unless everyone is recieving at least 32". If a worker is less productive, then the employer shouldn't be forced to have them work the same amount of hours. Also if the task they are allowed to do required a less amount whilst, another task by nature requires more hours to complete. It is just too heavy handed and would hurt productivity.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I find it outrageous for a Senator to essentially tell a portion of his constituency that he doesn't care about them. I did my best to serve all Southerners in the Senate and I think I did a pretty damn good job and balancing that with my other obligations (RPP and Fed Chair), despite certain falsehoods being purposely spread about on the matter by people I expected better from.

The middle class are rather important to the economy and whilst working classes haven't been forgotten it is foolish to forsake one for the other. When it comes to the economy, working and middle class people are like wings on a plane, and I prefer both to be solid before we "take off".

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Not everyone is perfect though and thus some will probably lie about their religion without ensuring some adequate safe guards.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Nay

So you are content with letting the last bit of middle class employers and small businesses that are still left in this country die, and let their place be taken by big chains?

I don't give a sh#t about the 'middle class'

my constituency is the working class

I reiterate - do you rather see all workplaces being offered by big corporations than by small businesses?

big corporations are better for workers because they bring more of them under the same roof and give them more potential power as a result. small businesses are backwards and inefficient, so yes. Ideally i'd prefer massive industrial cooperatives, but I'd take big business over small business any day of the week.

I have never seen a small business buy its way into power the way a big corporation can.