job creaters don't create those jobs all by themselves
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The first ones they do, like when a guy opens a small restaurant and hires a chef and kitchen staff and waiters etc. But then when that restaurant does good business and the founder decides to expand, like maybe installing a bar and hiring a bartender or opening for lunch or even opening other restaurants, credit for those new jobs must also go to the employees whose work helped that restaurant succeed and also of course the customers who helped that restaurant succeed
The owner starts the business and his experiance leads him to hire the right people for a job.
If he finds a market for what is done, he may expand and his employees may get even better compensation.
Then Obama-care comes along adding new expenses across the country, about 40% of companies have to fire people and a nation then realizes GOVERNMENT hacks should stay out of the way of people doing business as much as possible.
Seriously, this whole notion that business owners are owed something on top of the profit they get is a bunch of collectivist nonsense. A business owner starts a business for which he receive a profit. END OF TRANSACTION.
I'd be willing to bet that you have never owned a business.
The first ones they do, like when a guy opens a small restaurant and hires a chef and kitchen staff and waiters etc. But then when that restaurant does good business and the founder decides to expand, like maybe installing a bar and hiring a bartender or opening for lunch or even opening other restaurants, credit for those new jobs must also go to the employees whose work helped that restaurant succeed and also of course the customers who helped that restaurant succeed
You've obviously never seen Hell's Kitchen. The restaurant is only as good as its leader, manager and business planner.
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