Saukāns: varam pieņemt kaut 50 vai 100 bezdarbniekus, tikai valstij jāieinteresē

Būvniecības kompānijas RBS Skals saimnieks Māris Saukāns, kura vadītā būvuzņēmēju apvienība būvē šobrīd arī Nacionālo bibliotēku, skaidro, ka jau šobrīd attiecībā uz darbiniekiem īsteno sociāli atbildīgu programmu no darba atbrīvoti cik vien maz iespējams strādājošo. Taču viņš būtu gatavs sadarboties ar valsti nodarbinātības jautājumu risināšanā, ja valsts spētu viņu tajā ieinteresēt, piemēram, dodot kādu papildus punktu pašvaldību vai valsts pasūtījumu konkursos.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• saukāns
• bezdarbs
• krīze
• nva

[BlueSkies360]

Only the market knows how to allocate resources most effectively. 1 in 9 that works in the construction sector may already be too many. We shouldn't ask the government to do more planning; we should let the market decide. Maybe the growth will come in agriculture, maybe in solar energy, maybe in some other sector of economy where investors would be willing to risk their capital, because they see growth.

[BlueSkies360]

If private capital is unwilling to do further investment in the construction sector, why should we ask taxpayers to foot the bill? What we need is.. less government planning and tax breaks that free up resources for investments that businesses see fit. What we don't need is more government planned projects. It may be time for the construction companies to diversify, not build more of the same.

[BlueSkies360]

Only the investor, who has a stake in the game, can decide what project will bring the best return on their money and can hire people that share his vision and potentiate growth, not bureaucrats that like little kids play with other people's money like with a chemical set, risking blowing up the whole country. Everyone could hire 50, 100 people for a government project. The goal here is to have a sound economy.