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Earlier this year, Dan Price, a CEO for a small Seattle-based payment processing company made headlines with news of establishing a company-wide minimum wage of $70K per year – at the same time the country is struggling with the idea of a $15 per hour minimum wage. While some suggested that he was actively destroying the fabric of society as we know it, Mr. Price’s experiment seems to be a success.

Ceola Waddell Jr, 59, furnished an underpass in L.A.’s 110 freeway near Coliseum, complete with a makeshift jacuzzi, two porcelain toilets, couches, discarded refrigerators, and a four-poster bed, the Daily Mail reported. City officials, however, are not so pleased with his decision to deck out the freeway underpass. They say the site is dangerous and that Waddell has turned down their offers for temporary housing and homeless services.

If you count yourself amongst those who are unhappy in their job—or at least have that occasional niggling feeling that your work and self are out of alignment—how are you supposed to go about finding a meaningful career? What does it take to overcome the fear of change and negotiate the labyrinth of choices, especially in tough economic times?

This is something not only very little understood but also something into which a small group of self-appointed “elite” have invested enormous amounts of time and energy to distort. It is due to their efforts that we, at present, make very little use of this most powerful tool. Giving, true giving, is based upon the natural abundance which is one of the basic, irrefutable attributes of this universe. Were it to be widely used, then the bankers would no longer be able to steal from you because it would be totally clear to everyone that they have nothing to offer you – they don’t anyway but you, maybe, don’t yet really know it.

World-wide poverty World-wide hunger World-wide strife and war World-wide pollution and environmental destruction Visible and hidden taxation which takes more than 80% of our earnings and much, much more. These are the typical effects of a patriarchal period created by ignoring the warning in the First Commandment of Moses and similar.

Trump’s company has driven an aggressive anti-union campaign since workers began organizing at the Trump Las Vegas in 2014. The complaint issued this week is the third one brought by federal government against Trump Las Vegas alleging unfair labor practices. In prior complaints, federal officials have alleged that Trump’s hotel company engaged in the following unlawful activities: 1) maintaining rules prohibiting workers from communicating with one another and the public; 2) interrogations and surveillance; 3) intimidation of employees by Trump management and security staff, including a manager physically pushing employees; and 4) suspensions and a threat to fire union supporters.