Liberal Convention

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

Liberal Convention

The Liberals will try to be the leaders of tomorrow that’s if the Conservatives leave Canada intact.

Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier

The Liberals will try to be the leaders of tomorrow? Considering the doldrums they presently find themselves in they might want to shoot for a later date.

Quote: Originally Posted by In Between Man

Did ya get the heck outta there? I know I would.

Quote: Originally Posted by taxslave

All kidding aside I hope the Liberals get their she it together and decide if they want to be a relevant political party again or a mere footnote in history of Canada.

Quote: Originally Posted by TenPenny

I'm just so happy that Sheila Copps felt the need to tell us her sex life was great.

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

I'd do her

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

Contracting out and consulting equates to “You Get What You Pay For And Less”

Most contractors and consultants do slower work; cut corners, seldom finish on time, which inflates the cost of the original project.

In the contracting and consulting business cost overruns seems to be the norm.

In-house labour gives more efficient work force, better quality of work, more control and getting the project finished within the budget on time.

In-House labour will give better quality that will last as long as it is supposed to instead of breaking down before it's time.

We also cannot forget that contracting out and consulting projects usually end up in the inner circle of friends of the decision makers.

Look at the St Clair streetcar contracting out fiasco. http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/01/19/12534386.html

A Toronto mayoral candidate went down in defeat because of his handling of the electronic health records conversion by using consultants and contractors. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/story/2009/10/07/ehealth-auditor.html

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/848352--ontario-s-local-health-networks-must-go-opposition-says

It is just better to hire workers to do the job right the first time instead of spending more money constantly fixing the mistake of contractors and consultants year after year.

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

I'd do her

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

How does that song go "Love Hurts"

Quote: Originally Posted by captain morgan

I know that there's an old J Geils Band tune by the name of 'Love Stinks'
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Quote: Originally Posted by captain morgan

there may be a few applicable songs that could apply, but i love the crosbie reference!

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

Contracting out and consulting equates to “You Get What You Pay For And Less”

Most contractors and consultants do slower work; cut corners, seldom finish on time, which inflates the cost of the original project.

In the contracting and consulting business cost overruns seems to be the norm.

In-house labour gives more efficient work force, better quality of work, more control and getting the project finished within the budget on time.

In-House labour will give better quality that will last as long as it is supposed to instead of breaking down before it's time.

We also cannot forget that contracting out and consulting projects usually end up in the inner circle of friends of the decision makers.

Look at the St Clair streetcar contracting out fiasco. http://www.torontosun.com/news/torontoandgta/2010/01/19/12534386.html

A Toronto mayoral candidate went down in defeat because of his handling of the electronic health records conversion by using consultants and contractors. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/story/2009/10/07/ehealth-auditor.html

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/848352--ontario-s-local-health-networks-must-go-opposition-says

It is just better to hire workers to do the job right the first time instead of spending more money constantly fixing the mistake of contractors and consultants year after year.

Quote: Originally Posted by TenPenny

I'm pretty sure they weren't thinking of Sheila when they wrote 'My Angel is a Centerfold', but John Crosbie was thinking of her when he said, 'Pour me another tequila, Sheila'.

TaxSlave
Only when the Liberals give untendered contracts to party insiders. I have been a contractor or worked for other contractors most of my life and what you are claiming only happens with corrupt governments not in the real world.

Quote: Originally Posted by Liberalman

Really and I as a taxpayer see what the contractors produce and most of it is costly

Bob Rae is giving a really good speech too bad he can't run for leader