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In response to
"not really. you're equating two completely different classes of work. -- nm"
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znufrii
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I am just taking your statement to its logical conclusion.
Posted by
Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Dec 3 '09, 07:41
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Obviously dawson has specialist skills that are more valuable in the labour market and give him more bargaining power with employers than, say, a doorman or a trainer. But you were just talking about how the employee makes a franction of the money they earn for their employer. And I am sure dawson's employers make a lot more money off dawson than a gym makes off a trainer.
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