Great engaging conversations here, great to see you back! I probably don’t know enough about it but when I compare it to the welfare system I have not only lived but seen, I often think how much work and effort is unmotivating as many don’t want to work as they are better off with welfare (I have had employee resign die to the risk of losing these benefits). I believe that the structure of the program and its execution is where most get it wrong. It should be a complementary program that rises and falls or adjusts according to minimum needs and that way you do not lose while you progress financially. I would even say that bonuses should be provided if you do get a job to replace the subsidized help. Just thoughts though...

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