Comments on: Somajul loveste dur in randul tinerilor

By: Marius

Marius — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 09:28:07 +0000

Domnule Danila Augustin,daca imi aduc bine aminte si dumneavoastra faceti parte din acelasi partid.Ma mir ca nu ati ajus si dumneavoastra la cas,ceea ce inseamna ca nu sunteti o persoana importanta in acel partid.pentru accesarea fondurilor europene trebuie sa aveti un proiect complet,asa ca spor la treaba

By: Andreea Paul

Andreea Paul — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:56:56 +0000

Mihai,
Daniel T.

Ma bucur sa te reaud, Mihai.

Va simt si va inteleg amandorura frustrarea. Cu totii trecem prin perioade de dezamagire, agonie si, din ce in ce mai putin, extaz, dar tocmai de aceea cred ca ne justificam existenta in politica. Sa luptam pentru a schimba lucrurile in bine. Sa imprimam tot mai clar in constiinta colectiva a partidului din care facem parte ca nu acceptam si nu inghitim potlogariile si impostura, ca putem face treaba corect si in favoarea oamenilor. Picatura chinezeasca si forta exemplului trebuie aplicate multa vreme ca sa sape zdravan in mentalul colectiv buna practica. Idealismul mi-a palit de ceva vreme, dar entuziasmul ca vom reusi mi-l cultiv zilnic, il ud si il plivesc constant.

Revenind la proiectul de lege a pensiilor, trebuie sa declar raspicat ca este una dintre cele mai bune politici publice construite in Romania in ultimii 20 de ani, cu bataie lunga de cel putin 30 de ani. Scenariile au fost analizate in detaliu si s-au ales caile cu cele mai putine efecte perverse. Acum temerea mea este sa nu fie pervertit acest proiect in Parlament. De aceea incerc sa-l explic in detaliu, cat mai clar si pe intelesul tuturor. Declaratiile emotionale sau politicianiste, rupte de realitate, risca sa maltrateze acest proiect.

By: Mihai

Mihai — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:48:48 +0000

Andreea eu pot sa spun ca te cunosc si stiu cat de cat ceea ce poti! Am facut parte dintr-o grupa de tineri membrii PDL care au fost la Bruxelles sub conducerea ta. In primul rand vreau sa-ti transmit ca la nivelul partidului exista un val de tensiuni pe care eu il simt. Sunt dezamagit de ceea ce se intampla dupa terminarea alegerilor prezidentiale. Cineva spunea la o sedinta ca politica inseamna bani (in sensul sa ai sa dai), ceea ce ma facut sa cred ca locul meu nu este aici si ma gandesc foarte serios sa parasesc organizatia. Sunt de parere ca organizatia de tineret, nu ar trebui sa se inspire din ceea ce se intampla la seniori si sa aiba propriul cuvant in ceea ce priveste demersul actiunilor legate de tineri. Sunt dezamagit sa aud in ultima vreme pe foarte multi tineri care vor sa se inscrie in PSD, dar tot odata sunt bucuros ca cineva reuseste sa atraga tinerii in politica. Am pierdut, pierdem si vom pierde in randul tinerilor daca la nivelul cel mai inalt al partidului nu se va lua nici o hotararea serioasa in aceasta privinta!
Si eu fac parte din tinerii someri, care au fost afectati de aceasta perioada crea prin care trece Romania. Insa problema cea mai mare este aceea ca nu simt nimic din partea autoritatilor, nu imi dau nici o speranta pentru viitor.
Imi pare rau ca trebuie sa vorbesc asa, dar asta este realitatea din tara. Eu sunt constient ca voi vreti sa faceti si incercati sa faceti tot ceea ce va sta in putinta, dar in randul oamenilor de rand nu se simnte nimic, sau poate se simte si mai mult saracia.

By: Laurentiu Radu

Laurentiu Radu — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 15:17:30 +0000

Iata un colac de salvare aruncat de Guvernul Federal statului Florida, sumele vehiculate par mari, dar nevoile sunt imense. Totusi turism modern fara infrastructura este aproape imposibil!
“After three decades of false starts, Florida finally hopped aboard the trend toward high-speed commuter rail, thanks to President Obama’s announcement Thursday of $1.25 billion in funding to launch a Tampa-Orlando link.
While that’s only half of Florida’s $2.5 billion request for economic stimulus money, the president pledged an extra $5 billion in annual funding for rail projects around the country. The creation of tens of thousands of jobs will be a tremendous economic jolt, especially with the state’s unemployment in double digits and threatening to break the record set 35 years ago. With environmental studies and the land both in hand, the “shovel-ready” project promises a quick infusion of jobs.
Beyond employment during the four years of construction, passenger rail service between downtown Tampa and Orlando will create opportunities for other economic benefits. With our transportation infrastructure more diversified, the region will be in a stronger competitive position to attract and grow business and investment. Development along the 85-mile corridor is bound to follow. Tourists could climb aboard a train at the Orlando International Airport, ride the rails to Walt Disney World and then spend time and money in Tampa and our beaches.
Thankfully, Florida is moving in a promising direction”

By: Laurentiu Radu

Laurentiu Radu — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 14:39:15 +0000

@ Gabriel MUTU
“Oricum am inteles ca Guvernul Emil Boc va acorda facilitati firmelor care angajeaza tineri, in sensul ca vor sustine salariile tinerilor pana la 30%.”
Noi (cred ca ma pot considera si de-al lor si de-al nostru!), adica aici in Florida, avem un program care se numeste OJT (On-the-job training) si care functioneaza de ani buni. Acest program este suprasolicitat in perioada cand economia este in regres si are cateva caracteristici. In primul rand statul plateste jumatate din salariu pe o perioada de sase luni cu posibilitatea de prelungire a inca sase. Orice employer are dreptul sa se foloseasca de acest program cu conditia sa-l tina pe angajat cel putin un an! In cazul ca angajatul renunta de buna voie, atunci el (angajatul) nu mai poate apela la astfel de servicii. Noi mai avem si alte programe foarte functionale. Un altul ar fi, “Next Step To Success”, acest program ofera angajatilor care si-au pierdut locul de munca sau a caror munci nu mai exista (se intampla si asta!), sa se reprofileze prin participarea la cursuri de specializare, inclusiv colegiu pe baza creditelor obtinute anterior. Chiar ieri am avut o tanara de origine hindusa, stabilita aici de curand, venita din Anglia, care din nefericire si-a pierdut locul de munca dupa doar patru luni! Acum, pe baza creditelor anterioare va urma un program mai scurt si se va reprofila. Foarte multe persoane, mai ales femei urmeaza cursuri de Medical Assistent (sa nu confundam cu Registered Nurse, care este adevarata titulatura pentru asistenta medicala din Romania) si dupa un Certificate Program de pana la un an, pot incepe o noua cariera! Am uitat sa mentionez ca statul va plati tot, inclusiv transportul la scoala si uniforma, in cazul ca viitorul student si-a ales domeniul medical. Conditia de baza este sa fii legal in US si sa-ti fi pierdut munca prin orice forma exceptie facand Voluntary Leaving (Quit). Ar mai si alte programe pentru tineri de la 16-22 de ani, pentru cei care-si abandoneaza scoala si altele. Programul GED (General Education Degree) si el este suportat tot de noi, oferind tinerilor care din diverse motive au abandonat liceul, sa-si completeze si echivaleze educatia preuniversitara. Ei bine cu toate acestea (si inca multe altele!), situatia este foarte dificila si pot spune (este doar parerea mea!!!) ca va dura inca aproximativ doi ani! Sa deie Domnul sa ma insel!!

By: costin ioana

costin ioana — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:37:24 +0000

Daca se va introduce o asa numita perioada de ucenicie, de 6 luni sau 1 an in care tinerii absolventi sa primeasca un salariu de ucenic, fara taxele aferente , cred ca mai rezolvam cate ceva. Conditia sa fie primul loc de munca si sa nu-l schimbe in aceasta perioada. Trebuie un compromis intre stat, angajator si angajat. Se practica in Germania cu ani in urma. Un ucenic avea undeva intre 400- 600 DM/luna. Exista si o alta problema pentru care somajul creste si anume faptul ca angajatorul nu are drept de demitere decat in cazul in care se elimina postul plus salarii compensatorii( o aiureala socialista, ar fi buna pentru persoanele in varsta, dar nu pentru toata lumea) si atunci preferam sa nu angajam. Cred ca trebuie sa considerati ca perioada in care firmele angajau cu nemiluita s-a dus.
In locul Dvs. as echilibra contractul de munca intre cele doua parti, in primul rand(usurinta angajarii si a demiterii) si dupa acest pas ma-si gandi la bonificatii pentru angajarea de someri, etc. De, santeti partid de centru dreapta!!!!
Dna. Paul, stiti cate acte si timp si oameni care sa stea la coada la ITM, sant necesare pentru angajarea unui om? De multe ori te lipsesti. Daca nu rezolvati aceasta birocractie de sorginte socialista, nu veti solutiona problema, iar partidul incepe sa piarda teren(vezi PNL care se dau de dreapta si in patru ani de guvernare nu au luat nicio masura de dreapta. Ce sa credem, ca avem doar partide de stanga?
Pe vremea PSD-ului lui Nastase aveam 25% impozit pe profit+5% impozit pe dividente, pe vremea PDL+PNL aveam 16% impozit pe profit + 16% impozit pe dividente( a scazut???), iar acum cu Dvs. la putere avem 16%+5%(inflatie) pentru impozitul pe profit din 2009, in avans pe 2010 indiferent de rezultatele financiare. Daca cresteti impozitarea credeti ca va angaja cineva surplusul de someri?
In rest, masuri de dreapta!!!… pardon, de stanga.
Cu stima.

By: Emil

Emil — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:52:29 +0000

somaj mare in randul tinerilor ? Mariti CAS-ul, va rog. O sa angajez tineri fara experienta cand o sa imi permit sa ii platesc.

By: Gabriel MUTU

Gabriel MUTU — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:13:57 +0000

Oricum am inteles ca Guvernul Emil Boc va acorda facilitati firmelor care angajeaza tineri, in sensul ca vor sustine salariile tinerilor pana la 30%.

By: Laurentiu Radu

Laurentiu Radu — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:40:20 +0000

Iata la ce poate duce lipsa locurilor de munca, o mica istorioara care aici nu mira pe nimeni!!
Don Gould clocked in at the Publix here in central Pasco County. The green computer font on the small black screen told him to BEGIN SHIFT.
Gould is 46, has been married 21 years and is the father of three boys. Three years ago, he was living in Indiana, managing a small design company and making a six-figure salary.
Now he’s living in Wesley Chapel making $8.25 an hour. Publix calls him a front service clerk.
“I used to be a big shot,” he said one day last week. “Now I’m just, ‘Hey, bag boy.’ ”
The national unemployment rate is 10 percent, the state rate is 11.5, and the local rate is 12.3. For every open job, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are 6.4 people who want it and need it.
Gould is in none of those numbers. He is part of the large swath of the humbled underemployed — people who during the recession have gone from highly educated and highly paid to paper or plastic.
He contacted the St. Petersburg Times at the start of the newspaper’s Help Wanted series and explained why he’s doing now the same thing he did for pocket money when he was 17.
His sons are 18, 16 and 12. “I want to be a role model,” he wrote, “by showing by example that no job is undignified.”
Which is true.
And also not so simple.
Gould grew up in Lansing, Mich., where his father was the director of inheritance and intangible taxes for the state. “Wore a suit and tie, 8 to 5, carried a briefcase,” he said. A professional. His mother stayed at home. They weren’t rich, but they weren’t poor, either.
In junior high, Gould had a paper route; in high school, he bagged groceries and was a janitor at a church; in college, he washed pots and pans at the cafeteria.
He graduated from Michigan State in 1985 with a degree in engineering. He graduated from Grand Valley State in 1991 with a master’s in marketing.
Starting in 1985, a week after he finished at MSU, and until the fall of 2007, he worked — at small companies and at big companies, as an inside sales guy and as an outside sales guy, as an applications engineer and as a marketing man. He traveled to places like Singapore for business. People worked for him.
Then he got laid off. Soon after that, his wife did, too. They both looked for jobs, and she got one down here, in Tampa, in quality control at Bausch & Lomb. So they moved.
This was August of ’08. He started looking for a job. And then the economy collapsed.
Instead of sitting at home, he said, all woe-is-me and constantly clicking refresh on CareerBuilder.com, he decided to work in the meantime, anywhere, doing anything. Not every executive out of a job makes that choice. They climb society’s rungs, latch onto a level of prestige, and won’t let go.
The questions he was asked in his interview at Publix, he said, mostly went like this: Do you realize you’re going to have to clean the bathrooms? Do you realize you’re going to have to mop the floor? Are you sure you want to do this?
He started at Publix that December, making $7.75 an hour, working for a supervisor who was 18 years old.
For a while, he worked with his oldest, Clark, father and son side by side.
The other day at his home in Wesley Chapel, he “suited up” for work — black pants and black shoes, have to wear a belt, can’t have a beard — and drove to the Publix and clocked in.
The computer letters told him to HAVE A NICE DAY!
At the foot of the lane, he stood and put into plastic sacks Tyson Fun Nuggets and Foster’s 12-packs, Dole diced pears and strawberry Pop-Tarts, plastic-wrapped pieces of pineapple and Scooby Doo mac and cheese, a 24-count box of Publix-brand donut holes and a bottle of Shiraz.
He took people’s groceries out to their cars, and collected carts, five at a time. He bent over and picked up trash, off the asphalt outside, off the floor inside.”
M-am oprit aici pentru a nu abuza de blog. Vreau doar sa mentionez ca Publux este un lant de supermarket-uri renumit pe coasta de sud est a Americii si inca ceva, nimeni nu se mira cand o persoana cu educatie superioara, presteaza o munca unde educatia nu este necesara. Economia nu ofera inca locuri de munca pentru toate categoriile profesionale!

By: Laurentiu Radu

Laurentiu Radu — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:23:33 +0000

Iata si un fragment din ce se intampla aici cu economia si unemploymentul! Asa ca nu-i de mirare:
WASHINGTON | The economy’s 5.7 percent growth last quarter – the fastest pace since 2003 – was a step toward shrinking the nation’s 10 percent unemployment rate.
There’s just one problem: Growth would have to equal 5 percent for all of 2010 just to lower the average jobless rate for the year by 1 percentage point.
And economists don’t think that’s possible.
Most analysts say economic activity will slow to 2.5 percent or 3 percent growth for the current quarter as the benefits fade from government stimulus efforts and from companies’ drawing down less of their stockpiles.
That’s why the Federal Reserve and outside economists think it will take until about the middle of the decade to lower the double-digit jobless rate to a more normal 5 or 6 percent.