See? When there is no money, there is no incentive to work hard on behalf of the client. When there is money, there is still those who do not work hard enough. Shall I say it? These “money-changers” are cheaters.
On 11/23/2010, I tried to help myself. It’s already one week and nothing is reflected. Why? It’s because there is still this “pending review”, which may possibly mean that they are trying to maximize their benefit and not mine. They’ve got ten calendar days from sending that email reminder to me yesterday. Let’s see how that transaction shakes out.
On 11/30/2010, I’ve tried to help myself. I don’t expect anything to be reflected until the next two days. Like the government big brothers and its overweight and disabled government workers, finance and legal tend to operate SLOWLY.
No wonder in recent news:
Federal employees brace for two-year pay freeze
Blake Ellis, staff reporter, On Wednesday December 1, 2010, 11:04 am EST
Federal workers found out this week that President Obama wants to freeze their pay for two years.
He called for the cuts to chip away at the nation’s debt and save $60 billion over 10 years.
They work in management, business or financial positions at the Department of Defense, Veterans Affairs or Homeland Security.
They tend to have graduated from college, live outside of Washington, DC, and are white.
They make around $74,000 a year.
Well, according to government data, average employees are likely to be in their mid-40s.
I’ve worked for the government for 32 years, and I’m not getting rich off of this — […]
And furthermore:
2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
By TOM BREEN, Associated Press Tom Breen, Associated Press – 1 hr 39 mins ago
Extended unemployment benefits for nearly 2 million Americans begin to run out Wednesday, cutting off a steady stream of income and guaranteeing a dismal holiday season for people already struggling with bills they cannot pay.