Things are so bad in Alberta that executives in Calgary only received 15 % more last year. Yeah, the economy is really in rough shape.
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Originally posted by agstar77 View PostThings are so bad in Alberta that executives in Calgary only received 15 % more last year. Yeah, the economy is really in rough shape.
Wonder why gas is what it is at the pumps?
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Originally posted by the big wheel View PostHahaha no lefty here. but could you imagine if public service people received that? You know people that actually make a difference in others lives. Nurses teachers technicians etc???
If you're pissed about how much an oil exec makes, just go get a job as an oil exec and show everyone on here how easy it is, and how much fun your new job is.
The public service is a lot bigger than a nurse, doctor or teacher.
Government is top heavy as all heck and there's a lot of 'executives' that make far more than they are worth... The difference is it's public tax money, not private enterprise money.
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Originally posted by Klause View PostLOL!!!!!!!!
If you're pissed about how much an oil exec makes, just go get a job as an oil exec and show everyone on here how easy it is, and how much fun your new job is.
The public service is a lot bigger than a nurse, doctor or teacher.
Government is top heavy as all heck and there's a lot of 'executives' that make far more than they are worth... The difference is it's public tax money, not private enterprise money.
Take that useless easy *** job any day of the week.
How about you go be a nurse teacher etc and deal with that every day.
Government execs yes are paid too much case in point the sask party candidate that soaked all of us when she wasn't even working there any more wasn't even worth that when she was that part I agree
I m speaking about the deaparity of those making a difference dealing directly with people and those getting paid in an office somewhere worried about the next round of golf.
I keep getting all those deficit numbers from Alberta yet even conservative numbers have things turning around? Which ones are true?
Speaking of deficit we had a sask party at s time of 100 barrel oil and still put up a deficit of 3 times what they told us it was. Hahaha
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Originally posted by the big wheel View PostHahaha wtf do they do. Do you mean guys like wall advising lawyers how to build a pipeline?? Your delusional if you think they deserve the money they screw all of us out of every time we fill up at the pumps. You seem so out of touch that are you saying you're. It paying their salaries. Lmao!! Hahahaha joke of the day.
Take that useless easy *** job any day of the week.
How about you go be a nurse teacher etc and deal with that every day.
Government execs yes are paid too much case in point the sask party candidate that soaked all of us when she wasn't even working there any more wasn't even worth that when she was that part I agree
I m speaking about the deaparity of those making a difference dealing directly with people and those getting paid in an office somewhere worried about the next round of golf.
I keep getting all those deficit numbers from Alberta yet even conservative numbers have things turning around? Which ones are true?
Speaking of deficit we had a sask party at s time of 100 barrel oil and still put up a deficit of 3 times what they told us it was. Hahaha
Junior oil companies are just like farmers... Fixed inputs (drilling, royalties, services, transport) costs, and sales price that's based off a discounted (WCS is discounted off of WTI).
The margins aren't that high unless you have a refinery. Or own the pipelines and infrastructure to transport product to market, which only the largest companies have.
Go see how much on a litre of fuel goes to taxes to fund the "public good".
The stupidity of BC's Horgan complaining about high gas prices and the feds need to do something when the entire disparity is basically his carbon tax & fuel taxes that just keep climbing...
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Originally posted by food4u View PostDoes BC also have a special tax on fuel to help fund public transportation?? I think my now departed cousin had mentioned something about a tax of this sort.
Saskatchewan Vancouver Federal Tax $0.10 $0.10 Provincial Tax $0.15 $0.16 Local Tax $0.00 $0.17 Total Excise Tax $19.0 $34.95 HST/GST/PST 5% 5% Min total tax $20.0 $36.70
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