RE: Average hours worked

["Andrew Dugas" <dugas -at- intalio -dot- com>]

So the small companies (5-50 people) are every where and form the foundation
and bedrock of our economy, employing far more people than Worldcom or Enron
ever could, but MOST of us work for large faceless corporations?

Isn't that a contradiction in terms?



>
> Furthermore, our entire economy is based on small, dynamic
> businesses. We made
> read about the Enrons and Worldcoms that are destroying
> corporate America, but
> the truth is Worldcom and Enron are just big and obvious. The
> true bedrock of the
> American economy is the small business. The 5 person
> construction firms, and 50
> person manufacturing companies that are everywhere across
> this country. Most of
> us here live our lives inside these large, faceless
> corporations and never see
> what the real strength and power of the nation is - the
> average Joe running a
> business, paying his/her taxes, and employing FAR more people
> than Worldcom or
> Enron ever could.
>
> Andrew Plato



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