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The British government is seeking pension reforms, which include increasing the general retirement age in the public sector from 60 to 66, moving from a final salary system to benefits based on career-average earnings and raising contributions by an average 3.2%.
Outraged, the head of Britain's largest public sector trade union threatened the biggest wave of industrial action since 1926, according to the Telegraph:
Mr Prentis said: “It will be the biggest since the general strike. It won’t be the miners’ strike. We are going to win.”
He said: “I strongly believe that one day of industrial action will not change anyone’s mind in government. We want to move towards a settlement.
“The purpose of industrial action is not industrial action, it is to get an agreement that is acceptable and long-lasting.
“But we are prepared for rolling action over an indefinite period. This coalition has got to open its eyes and see that in just reacting to a Daily Mail view of the public sector they are walking into a trap of their own making.”
Similar strikes have riled France and every other country that tried to reform pensions. America has this to look forward to.
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Book Reviewer Vacations With Kindle and Karma
In part 1 of this three-part review series, I told you that I had purchased a Kindle 3 with Wi-Fi to feed my business book addiction while on vacation. One of my first purchases came as a recommendation from a fellow entrepreneur: The Diamond Cutter: The Buddha on Managing Your Business and Your Life.
The original Diamond Cutter is an ancient book of teachings given by the Buddha over 2,500 years ago. It is the oldest dated book in the world that was printed, rather than written by hand. The British Museum currently has a copy dated A.D. 868 ?600 years before the Gutenberg Bible was produced.
In this adaptation, authors Geshe Michael Roach and Lama Christy McNally tell the story of how Michael?s monk teacher encouraged him to join the world of business if he really wanted to apply the teachings that he had learned at the monastery. Michael had a vision of working in the diamond trade during a meditation and decided that this would be the business he would join. The challenge for Michael was that the diamond industry was very closed to outsiders. He started taking classes and befriended Ofer Azielant, who invited him to apprentice at Andin International. With hard work, humility, patience and the principles in this book, Michael grew the Diamond Division of Andin International exponentially.
Inside the Book
Each chapter of The Diamond Cutter starts with a quote from the ancient script. Then this script is interpreted by a Lama into more current language. Then Michael takes the principles of the ancient lesson, tells the story of how he applied this lesson in his business, and give practical guidance on how you can apply these lessons in your business and in your life.
I had a love-hate relationship with the book overall and sometimes found it tedious. But Chapter 7, “The Correlations or Common Business Problems and Their Solutions,” made the whole book worthwhile. This section takes seven business objectives and goals and shows you how to adjust your thoughts and actions to bring those goals into reality.
I admit, that?s a little “out there.” This is why the authors list a series of common business problems and their solutions; these are much more practical in nature.
There are something like 50 of these problem/solution statements in this chapter. This is where the Kindle got unwieldy. It’s hard to flip through many pages at a time to reference a simple statistic like this.
Reading through these problem/solution statements, I couldn?t help but think of specific situations where I had these very problems. Not only that, but I could see how my actions, thoughts and speech could have easily encouraged the very situations I was trying to avoid.
You might think this is a religious book because it references Buddhism. I really didn?t see it that way. I saw this as a book that made me reflect on who I was and how the actions and decisions I made affected the outcomes and results that my business created.
If you?re in the mood for self-reflection, and looking at ways to improve how your business exists in the world and interacts with its employees and customers, this is a great read.
My next book review will be about the follow-up book to The Diamond Cutter, Karmic Management.
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