Taxing Drivers By The Mile: Part II

> JohnH wrote
> > DYM wrote
> >
> > Watch out for this option. If they don't need you
> > in the office. Do they even need you in the country?
>
> It of course is already happening. Like the guy who
> poked fun at me saying he can't run his mill over a
> teleconference, his job can VERY easily be moved to
> the other side of the world.

That's just one example, what the plumber fixing your
sink or the mechanic fixing your car or the guy flipping
your burgers, ect.

All of them need to actually go to where they're working
and keep in mind, it's even easier to ship a mouse-pushing
job to India.

>>> Watch out for this option. If they don't need you
>>> in the office. Do they even need you in the country?
>>
>> It of course is already happening. Like the guy who
>> poked fun at me saying he can't run his mill over a
>> teleconference, his job can VERY easily be moved to
>> the other side of the world.
>
> That's just one example, what the plumber fixing your
> sink or the mechanic fixing your car or the guy flipping
> your burgers, ect.

Those aren't the bulk of people scurrying to and from the high rise office
buildings at so-called "rush" hour though.

> All of them need to actually go to where they're working
> and keep in mind, it's even easier to ship a mouse-pushing
> job to India.

Easier than what? A company telling its existing employees with specific
business knowledge to simply work from home?