Job Killers: The American Dream in Reverse - Hardcover

Graham, Robert S.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0976354098 ISBN 13: 9780976354093

Verlag: Techpress Pub, 2010

Inhaltsangabe

The current economic crisis has America reeling. Every day, businesses are losing millions of dollars to global competitors and more Americans are finding pink slips where there should be paychecks. While there are many culprits that have contributed to this mess, one perpetrator plays an especially damaging role in suppressing our country's ability to climb out of this recession.Labor Unions.In his controversial new book, Job Killers: The American Dream in Reverse, financial expert Robert S. Graham calls for the eradication of labor unions, detailing their strong-arm politicking, forced memberships and outlandish policies that are not only failing to serve their members, but are a detriment to our country's financial security and survival. Countless studies by many of the nation's top economists show labor unions' parasitic influence on our workforce, Graham said. It's time to take back America's right to work and prosper and there is no better time than the present to make it happen. Job Killers offers concrete, sustainable solutions to getting America's businesses back on track such as enacting more right-to-work laws and states seeking more control of their economic potential. In addition, Graham arms readers with the tools necessary to obtain synergy in the workplace without the presence of unions as well as economic recovery fundamentals. Employees, business managers and government leaders alike should be reading this insightful book chock-full of solutions. Job Killers provides answers and solutions on increasing profits and productivity in the workplace in a volatile economy.

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Robert S. Graham has an outstanding record of leadership and experience in serving Arizona residents and charitable organizations through his commitment of time and financial contributions. Graham is also an accomplished businessman, recognized regionally by AZ Business Magazine as one of the Top Entrepreneurs and nationally, by Boomer Market Advisor magazine as the 2007 Advisor of the Year.A cum laude graduate from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science in Global Business Management and Finance, Graham has served on the ASU School of Global Business Management and Leadership Dean's Advisory Council. For his entrepreneurial success and service to ASU, Graham was awarded "Distinguished Alumnus" from the School of Global Management and Leadership.Since 1993, Graham has worked with and educated thousands of individuals and organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies to private clients. Graham has been invited as an expert to present on topics, which include taxations, innovation, entrepreneurialism, globalization, wealth accumulation, capital markets, tax efficiencies, legacy planning, asset protection and business/practice succession. He has assisted small, middle-market, and large corporations in applying easy-to-implement financial engineering, marketing and operating programs to immediately improve short-term results while maintaining long-range investment strategy and continuity.Graham is President and CEO of RG Capital, responsible for the company's financial advisory, investment banking/consulting and corporate development business. He brings more than twelve years of experience in domestic and international strategic, financial, marketing, corporate development and operational management. Additionally, he has profitably managed three operating companies and three venture start-ups.Robert Graham has been chosen as a featured presenter for the Financial Advisor Symposium 2005, 2006, 2007 and the Arizona State University Financial Management Association, Graham was also honored in May 2007 to give a motivational convocation to the graduating students at ASU's School of Global Business Leadership and Management.Graham was recently added to the "Distinguished Speaker Series" of the Haworth College of Business at Western Michigan University in his home state of Michigan. His topic centered on "Globalization" and Michigan's opportunities to become globally competitive while promoting economic development and sustainability.In May 2008, Graham received a Presidential Commission and a Reagan Congressional Commission by the National Republican Congressional Committee recognizing Graham's lifelong commitment, contribution and service as a Republican. Graham is a member of the Arizona GOP Leadership council which serves to support and foster leadership, vision and the growth of the Arizona Republican Party.Graham is also a Life member of the National Rifle Association.Graham has lived in Arizona for sixteen years. He and his wife, Julia, reside in Phoenix with their four children. Graham and his family are active members of their church and local community. e Grahams' have helped support local and international charities such as Catholic Charities, New Beginnings Women Shelter, Saint Mary's Food Bank, Habitat for Humanity, Healing Hands for Haiti, among others.

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Job Killers is a blend of well-researched data and a passion for seeing our country's businesses thrive again despite unsavory economic circumstances. Offering results- based strategies, this book presents realistic solutions that include eradicating a now defunct union base, which in turn, will put Americans back to work and our nation on competitive footing in the global economy. Job Killers Examines: The American history surrounding Unions- Good, bad, and ugly Unions Hurt- The negative impact unions have on American Jobs and the US Economy The Wedge Model - Removing outside destructive forces Building Synergy with workers and business-Protecting the future The rights of workers- Labor Laws Our Right-to-Work- Job creation and our constitutional freedom It's time for Americans to understand the true impact of organized labor. We are all searching for financial security. Our personal efforts and competencies should dictate our future. WE must return to the value of accomplishment and reject the lure of entitlement. Robert S. Graham

Details zur Ausgabe

• Verlag: Techpress Pub
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN 10: 0976354098
• ISBN 13: 9780976354093
• Einband: Gebundene Ausgabe
• Anzahl der Seiten: 216
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