By Dox on May 16, 2015 Verified by Email

At my age, there are some things I suppose I will never understand. Like why, for example, a company would hire a company to hire a person to do a job, therefore spreading available money amongst paper-pushers and other so-called "HR people" who sit at a desk while the people with usable skills are paid a pittance to do the real work. We can blame the loss of our manufacturing sector (which especially thrived in Kitchener) on free trade all we want, but the fact is we have too many people who would prefer to sit at a desk and re-arrange numbers and letters into some contrivance of a job well done. For shame, Manpower. Let the factories and mills re-open, and let your own workers, pale and gaunt from lack of sun and physical fortitude, exit your seedy strip mall doors, and abandon you in search of meaningful, fulfilling work.

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By Dox on May 16, 2015 Verified by Email

At my age, there are some things I suppose I will never understand. Like why, for example, a company would hire a company to hire a person to do a job, therefore spreading available money amongst paper-pushers and other so-called "HR people" who sit at a desk while the people with usable skills are paid a pittance to do the real work. We can blame the loss of our manufacturing sector (which especially thrived in Kitchener) on free trade all we want, but the fact is we have too many people who would prefer to sit at a desk and re-arrange numbers and letters into some contrivance of a job well done. For shame, Manpower. Let the factories and mills re-open, and let your own workers, pale and gaunt from lack of sun and physical fortitude, exit your seedy strip mall doors, and abandon you in search of meaningful, fulfilling work.

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