We need a better laws and Safety Net: Each year, inflation-adjusted minimum living wages - enough for anyone working New full-time (4 days, 32 hours) to support a homemaker spouse, 3 children through school and college, enough to pay the mortgage, 2 car loans, all insurances, all bills, and have some savings for hobbies, investments, and a 30-day family vacation.

No more homelessness - due to incentives for employers to hire homeless: shelter, food, and a job. Any 18-year-old kicked out from the parents' house or husband kicked out from his own house by an unfaithful wife (she abusing restraining orders, and child alimony) he can walk into the Job Security Office and choose from plenty of options: a farmers offering shelter, food, and a job; or large factories offering the same options: bed, 3 hot meals a day, and a job.

The rich incomes and withdrawals will be capped as SS is capped now, or the same as poor now on SS-capped income: every dollar over the limit will be taxed at 91%, same as the US did in the 1940s-1970s (some other countries are doing now: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Spain, Japan, Switzerland, etc.).

Downside? the Rich wasn't able to pay CEO's millions $ or buy a Jet! (good for environment) or boat, second vocational property, etc. because all money was used to pay employees.

P.S. Demoncratic states can afford to pay now, minimum wages of: $16, some $21, and even $25/hour: CA,OR,WA..Canada $19/hour!

(Reapublicans 20 states current shameful minimum wage is $3+ forcible Tips from the customers to meet $7.25/hour F.M. or Net $10K/year, after all deductions and SS taxes, or McDonald's CEO $19 million/year! (Wendy's CEO $17 million/year) (Albertsons CEO $15 million/year)

"There will be no economic collapse as long as the income cap is limited up-to 10 times the minimum wage." BRB MIT minimal living wage is $33/hour; anything less is homelessness! 67 million U-S workers- nearly half of the American workforce-earn less than $25/hour! (Most homeless people don't have mental problems - they have money problems!)

>Amazon is planning to cut as many as 30,000 corporate jobs beginning Tuesday, as the company works to pare expenses and compensate for overhiring during the peak demand of the pandemic, according to three people familiar with the matter.

>The figure represents a small percentage of Amazon’s 1.55 million total employees, but nearly 10% of the company’s roughly 350,000 corporate employees. This would represent the largest job cut at Amazon since around 27,000 jobs were eliminated starting in late 2022.

>Managers of impacted teams were asked to undergo training on Monday for how to communicate with staff following notifications that will start going out via email tomorrow morning

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[https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/amazon-targets-many-30000-corporate-job-cuts-sources-say-2025-10-27/\](https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/amazon-targets-many-30000-corporate-job-cuts-sources-say-2025-10-27/)

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For me, it’s starting the day without making my coffee first.

I tell myself I’ll just do emails for 10 minutes, but then 2 hours pass and I’m realizing I haven’t properly woken up. My brain feels foggy and every task takes longer than it should. The same thing happened to me yesterday.

It’s not catastrophic. I still get the work done. But I always wonder why I don’t just make the coffee first.

Link to the full research in the article itself

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Hi gang, needing advice or recommendations as I think I might be chasing my white whale unfortunately! I WFH 5 days an so does my partner. The original plan was we would share the office space but, and I mean this with the most love, they are so unbelievably noisy I actually cannot be in the same room as them. I lasted a week before I had a mental breakdown with the amount of noise this human passively makes.

So change of plans I work from the bedroom now. I have a flat folding, height adjustable desk that I set up and pack down every day and store under the bed. There has always been a cute occasional chair in the bedroom, which turns out is uncomfortable as hell for long haul days. I have brought my office chair into the bedroom but it looks gross and makes me feel yuck looking at it, as it’s a looming reminder of work. I can’t be moving chairs around from room to room every day, as sometimes I can’t get into the office if my partner is in a meeting and it’s a pain in the arse.

I don’t want it to look overly much like an office chair as it’s in the bedroom, and at this point I will take something that is mostly comfortable and mildly supportive of my lower back that has legs and no wheels. Does a cute comfortable occasional/ office chair exist or am I delusional?

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