Blackstone Code

"The taste is not that amazing, but you can feel the most simple enjoyment it brings us!"

Mr. Trueman scooped up a large spoonful, and a lump in his cheek bulged as he spoke.

I have to say, he was right. It doesn't taste great, but everyone loves it!

This is the port. There are too many heavy manual laborers in the port. For these people, all they need is this kind of satiety, and more fat and carbs.

These can effectively help them overcome fatigue at work, so as to persist until the time of get off work!

They don't need all kinds of spices, they don't need those fancy cooking skills, they just fill their stomachs with meat and fat, and wheat kernels, and that's it!

Heavy oil, plus dry steamed wheat kernels, it is absolutely amazing!

It wasn't long for the two of them to dine here, and it wasn't a place to talk. Some people had recognized Mr. Truman, but they didn't come to disturb him.

On the one hand, the federal people attach great importance to privacy and freedom. Everyone does not want their lives to be disturbed, and naturally they will not be too active to disturb the work and life of others.

More generally speaking, they are actually very concerned that their rash actions will cause trouble for others.

Second, the people who don't seem to be easy to mess with don't give them the chance to get too close to Mr. President, these people are very professional security people and are said to have a license to kill, and no one will want to offend them!

Well, this is a very common joke with a wide audience.

There is a very interesting thing.

In the federal government, people will always subconsciously smear the federal government, including these so-called "licenses to kill". The people always believe that some privileged people have the right to kill legally.

Leaving aside this perception itself is the greatest challenge to federal justice. Even if it really exists, how can ordinary people know about it?

This is nothing more than a conspiracy theory from those guys who have always been malicious to the federal government, they always find a way to make the federal government look like an axis of evil!

On leaving, the owner made a small request, and he wanted to take a photo with Mr. President.

From the moment Mr. Truman and Lynch arrived here, the shopkeeper ran out excitedly to find someone to borrow a camera.

But this is not a commercial district, nor an amusement park, and no one owns such a thing as a camera.

Fortunately, he had some contact with the people in the port management office, and through them, he borrowed a camera.

The owner's request was not excessive, and Mr. Trueman agreed without much thought.

And this is actually another feature of the federal society.

At least federal politicians will not show a superior attitude in life, even if this person is the president of the federal government!

Yes, most politicians will not refuse when faced with reasonable demands of the people, even if they refuse, it is very polite.

There are some idiots in this group, but more of them are similar people.

Because everyone knows that power comes from the people!

A politician who emphasizes the class gap between himself and the people will only make people abandon him.

Without the support of public opinion and without votes, capitalists will not use such people.

In such a cruel environment, politicians have long known how to face the people!

And leaving a photo would not hurt any image of Mr. Trueman, but would make him feel like a very close person.

"Prepare…"

The owner of the shop stretched out a thumbs up, his face blossomed with a smile, Mr. Truman twitched and dragged Lynch, who was watching the fun, over.

"You won't mind Lynch joining us too..."

he asked.

The owner was so happy that his big yellow teeth were showing, "Of course not, Mr. President!"

The moment the flashing light flashes, time seems to freeze at this moment!

In the negative, Mr. Trueman puts his arm around Lynch's shoulder, both of them laughing...

After rejecting the boss's offer of a treat and paying ten dollars (no change to be made), Mr. Trueman and Lynch drove away together.

They went to the Presidential Palace. Mr. Truman had a lot of work to do in the afternoon, and he had a 100-minute break at noon.

Today he doesn't plan to take a lunch break, or rather spend all his time on a lunch break, he has to talk to Lynch.

Entering the study, closing the door, the two sat at the coffee table.

Mr. Trueman brought a bottle of wine and two glasses and poured some of them.

"Why do we want to do something so hard?"

He was impressed by what happened at the hearing this morning, and it could be seen that Congress and the capitalist representatives showed great dissatisfaction!

In fact, he didn't think it would cause much trouble for the capitalists, at least he thought so.

When workers' social security contributions are paid in advance, the employment of federal workers can become more flexible, so that some federal laws on jobs can now be relaxed accordingly.

For example, the judiciary stipulates that factories in the federal territory must leave 60% of the jobs for federal natives, and only 40% of the jobs can be used to hire immigrant workers and foreign workers.

This is done to protect the interests of Commonwealth Indigenous workers, ensuring they have a place to work if they want to, and can make their social security payments on time!

If the conditions are relaxed, this clause can also be gradually relaxed. For example, the employment quota for local workers only needs to retain 35% to 45%.

The extra 25% to 15% can be handed over to the capitalists for free distribution.

That's a lot of money too!

Although this percentage may seem small, it is not a small amount!

You know, labor cost is one of the most expensive costs at any time!

But the capitalists don't think about this at all. They only want to exploit the workers of the Federation for a longer period of time, and also control not to be attacked by their resistance.

These stupid... pigs!

He looked up at Lynch, "I heard there are at least 100,000 people working for you now?"

Lynch was a little surprised, "How did you come up with this number?"

"To be honest, I don't even know that there are 100,000 people living here."

Mr. Trueman stared at Lynch for a while before confirming that this was not Lynch's excuse.

He said something casual, such as Blackstone Security, the single company Lynch currently has the most employees.

Then there is Blackstone Airlines, the heavy industry manufacturing of aircraft has always been the main force of federal labor.

In this era of "robot arms", even if there is an assembly line, every process on the assembly line is completed by workers.

The assembly line is full of busy workers from beginning to end. There may be hundreds or even hundreds of people in a workshop, thousands of people, it is possible!

A factory, three or five or more than ten workshops, this is a large group of people.

In addition, aircraft manufacturing cannot be completed in one factory. Each accessory needs a factory or an assembly line to produce, then the assembly line of the components, and then the assembly line of the whole machine...

In this way, Lynch already has a lot of employees.

Listening to Mr. Truman talking about these big numbers, Lynch had a very fresh sense of experience, "I have never calculated that I have so many employees."

Mr. Trueman sighed lightly, "So now you know, you talk about your thoughts, do you think this proposal makes sense?"

"certainly!"

Lynch's answer was decisive and quick. He then began to explain his thoughts, "Let the working class end the full payment of labor security funds ahead of schedule, and it will not destroy our current living environment."

"People's employment can be more flexible and convenient. As a businessman, we can completely reposition and allocate positions according to different types of jobs and different skills of workers."

Mr. Truman asked again, "Aren't you afraid that these workers won't be able to continue working for you in your factory because they have lifetime guarantees?"

"They may leave after working for a period of time, they will not work for a long time, and some positions will always be short of people..."

This is also the problem of the capital side at today's hearing. Once the working class is freed from the long social security system, they may not be as "hard-working" as in the past.

Especially for those who paid in full, they were a little dissatisfied, and immediately went on strike or resigned.

They do this alone, and it will not have any impact on the production of the enterprise.

I'm afraid that under their leadership, more people will be instigated.

At the same time, positions are constantly being vacated, which is also very unfavorable to the continuity of production.

For this question, Lynch didn't have much feeling.

"Actually, we have solved this problem in Nagalil..."

Seeing the curiosity on Mr. Truman's face, he pondered for a while before explaining.

"In Nagalil, we have divided jobs into three categories."

"The first type is that anyone who has not received any employment training or job training can easily do the job."

"They only need a simple observation and become familiar with the content of their posts for a day or two. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com"

"The salary for this part of the job is the lowest because anyone can do it, we don't care who comes or goes."

"The second type, technical positions."

"The salary of these positions is significantly higher than that of the first position, and they have certain technical requirements, and they will be technical backbone members."

"We lend them money to receive training and sign long-term labor employment contracts to protect our interests."

"The laws and rules bind us to each other's rights and obligations, which also ensure that they will not easily leave their jobs."

"The third type, management positions."

"Sometimes...you know, it's not us, or the other foreigners, who deal the worst against the Nagalils, but the natives of Nagalil."

"Higher salary, maybe even get a part of the dividend, even if we let them leave, they will try their best to stay..."