Worker productivity growth slowed in spring

News Type: Event — Seeded on Sat Aug 9, 2008 5:32 AM EDT

Article Source: msnbc.com

The efficiency of America's workers grew at a slightly slower pace in the spring as companies sought to produce more with leaner work forces. Workers' compensation growth slowed, too.

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oddball

This article backs up my comments on the other thread on peoples comments on the state of the American economy , workers are not pulling as much weight as is neccessary to improve 'Your economic situation 'Stop whinning and save useless expended energy for the workoplace .

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#1 - Sat Aug 9, 2008 5:32 AM EDT

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oddball

Stu-387178,with that kind of attitude , no wonder you never went far in your job , most of my working life i was the one in charge , but then again , what does that have to do with the current state of affairs American people have put themselves in due to lack of fiscal responsibility ?

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#2 - Sat Aug 9, 2008 2:42 PM EDT

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You're right ( he wrote sarcastically) the American worker is a cry baby. If the work force would just see the light and become like those in S.E. Asia, all would be well here. So what if they are like that lady pictured in National Geographic a few months ago. A month's wages to buy a Thomas The Tank Engine isn't really too much to ask, now is it. Granted, it does make it hard to be patriotic and spendspendspend, but really, don't you get a warm fuzzy feeling providing dividends for some one who tossed a few bucks into the stock market? I know I do...

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#4 - Mon Aug 18, 2008 11:58 AM EDT

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