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The State Of Maryland And The City Of Baltimore should Consider This
Adam Meister - Baltimore Politics Examiner
Most state workers in Utah are shifting to a four-day work week. If Utah can try it why can't Maryland? State workers are notoriously lazy and unproductive so why have them clog the roads an extra day of the week? In theory the extra day off could be given instead of a raise (saving the state money). The worker will end up happier and might be a little more productive.
I think it would be interesting to implement a four-day school week for high school students. Schools would save millions of dollars by having Fridays off. Even if a small percentage of students decided to get part-time jobs on Fridays the productivity level of society would increase.
Maybe I just have Friday on my mind?
Topics: schools , four-day work week
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The mayor of the nation's 11th-largest city has to resign his position and go to jail. What does this have to do with Baltimore? If it can happen there then it can happen anywhere. By the way after you do all the math Detroit has a property tax rate... Read More
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I received the following email from Councilman Bill Cole the other day: "City Council Special Committee on Property Tax Relief - first hearing on Thursday, September 11, 4 pm. City Hall. You are welcome to attend. This new committee that I chair... Read More
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Will Baltimore Ever Be Released From the Stranglehold of Churches?
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