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  1. 04-23-2006, 04:14 #1
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    Default Re: Social Justice... Does it really mean the lazy never have to work again?

    Welfare pays more. EI is a percentage (60%) of your former wage/salary. And only lasts for about 8 months.
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    Default Re: Social Justice... Does it really mean the lazy never have to work again?

    Quote Originally Posted by lars573
    Welfare pays more. EI is a percentage (60%) of your former wage/salary. And only lasts for about 8 months.
    I see...Then this thread is only concentrated in welfare?
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    Default Re: Social Justice... Does it really mean the lazy never have to work again?

    Quote Originally Posted by Soulforged
    I see...Then this thread is only concentrated in welfare?
    Only correcting myself. Now I understand what that "EI" meant. I'm not talking about that, I'm talking about the money that's offered as a compensation and inversion to those who're unemployed and looking for a job.
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