Collecting My Thoughts

"In 2021, Social Security spent $57 billion more than it collected in dedicated tax revenue and interest on its trust funds. The truste...

Some of you think those economy crippling benefits have stopped. They haven't. If your favorite restaurant closes or shop owner locks th...

“Private industry employers spent an average of $31.32 per hour worked for total employee compensation in December 2014, the U.S. Bureau of ...

“Virtually all of the data cited by the left to decry the supposed explosion of income inequality, as Lee Ohanian and Kip Hagopian point out...

From the Wall Street Journal article, The Wages of Unemployment 1.  Food stamps —even before the down turn in the economy the program was ...

They really need to put out the numbers--what the little guy pays into Social Security, what he gets after 50 years, compared to what the ac...

I noticed this disclaimer on a private, non-governmental website encouraging people to sign up for government benefits. There are two ways ...

It is now known that government workers earn higher wages and have better benefits than private sector workers in the same or similar positi...

I used to. I worked for Ohio State University, and you just couldn't beat the benefits (salary wasn't great, though). Some I never ...

Just one big happy company trading in favors According to Bloomberg : "Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which got $10 billion and debt guarant...

Wellness Programs This is going to sound petty, but I’ll write it anyway. Do highly educated people with fabulous health benefits need to b...

4729 Bad reporting on the uninsured Jane Zhang reports on the growing number of uninsured government contract workers in today's WSJ. ...

Are the smartest and best educated becoming more helpless? or do they just expect more? In a survey of faculty and staff at Ohio State, th...