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Brilliant. However, I view this should be taken one step further and by law, everyones total compensation should be published in the workplace. Any inequality should be laid bare ->
To be clear ...

I agree with transparency of compensation (of which salary is a part) WITHIN a firm.

I also agree that individuals should not be required to disclose salary history BETWEEN firms.
I also think there are some interesting approaches out there e.g. In Norway (H/T @simonstl) ... you can browse everyone’s tax returns but you might not want to - qz.com/784186/in-norw…
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Busy day, catching up with news. It's all "Did Tusk mean these or those people?" - heaven help us (or not). The text is "I've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like, for those who promoted Brexit, without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it out safely" ...
... it seems a bizarre waste of time for news cycles to get caught up with interpretation of Tusk's rather unhelpful comment.
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X :A simple explanation of pioneer, settler and town planner?
Me : Structure by attitude [A], have groups of aptitude across [B], use cells [C], implement a system of theft [D] to drive the pioneers forward [E] ... most importantly, learn when you can use it, sort doctrine first.
If you think that pioneer, settler and town planner (PST) will fix your organisational problems without dealing with doctrine (i.e. principles) first then you are severely deluding yourself. Leave the deckchairs alone, sort out the great big hole in the side of the ship first.
In the majority of cases that companies ask me for advice on PST, my advice is the same ... "DON'T, you're not ready" ... just because it's 14 years old, doesn't mean you're ready to do this or it's easy to implement. Most are a long way from it, I only now a handful who aren't.
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25% of world's population live under unilateral coercive sanctions (deemed contrary to international law by the UN and akin to generalised economic war). Fascinating interview with Idriss Jazairy on such sanctions and their impact on human rights - ...
... equally fascinating is the report to the UN General Assembly on "Negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the
enjoyment of human rights' - documents-dds-ny.un.org/doc/UNDOC/GEN/… - with emphasis on the immoral use of "blockades", the modern equivalent of a siege.
e.g. Venezuela sanctions harm human rights of innocent people, UN expert warns - ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/… ... these forms of unilateral sanctions are "illegal and immoral forms of coercion" - ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/… ... just expect attacks on the UN by self interested parties.
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