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Andrew Plato
> --- "Sean O'Donoghue-Hayes (EAA)"
> > All you have to do as an employer is identify extra work that the person
> > concerned is interested in. Get them to do that at the end of the day, and
> > they will miss dinner, forget about the kids, divorce the spouse, let the
> > car rust, allow the trainset/surfboard/novel to gather dust, not worry about
> > that urgent doctors appointment, and indeed happily work themselves into an
> > early grave for you.
> >
> > now all you have to do as an employer is identify that type of work for each
> > employee.
> >
> > Who says employers don't get a benefit - indeed possible fiscal advantage -
> > from this list... :-)
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