05-08-2012, 03:44 AM
I'm going to cherry pick a single out-of-context quote and roll with it, because I'm mean like that.
I really don't think you would ever find opposition to this in a general sense, but the devil is in the details. How would this be overseen? Would any business that hires a few part-time workers at minimum wage get a sweet low-interest loan? What if the business hires a few workers for the loan, then fires them all because of "unsatisfactory performance"? Who, exactly, is going to oversee this and be sure that each and every business that is participating in this is not taking extra advantage?
(05-07-2012, 09:12 PM)kandrathe Wrote: helping to back low interest loans for businesses who expand hiring
I really don't think you would ever find opposition to this in a general sense, but the devil is in the details. How would this be overseen? Would any business that hires a few part-time workers at minimum wage get a sweet low-interest loan? What if the business hires a few workers for the loan, then fires them all because of "unsatisfactory performance"? Who, exactly, is going to oversee this and be sure that each and every business that is participating in this is not taking extra advantage?