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|    John KingofthePaupers Turmel to All    |
|    TURMEL: Online LETS (Local Employment-Tr    |
|    11 Dec 16 15:54:22    |
      From: johnturmel@yahoo.com              The Ontario Government has asked for suggestions on new       systems:              https://talks.ontario.ca/home?destination=node/27              Budget Talks       Do you have an idea to make things easier for people in their       everyday lives? Submit your project proposal. We'll put final       ideas to a public vote and, if chosen, spend up to $3 million       to bring up to eight projects to life.              https://talks.ontario.ca/project/online-lets-local-employment-tr       ding-system-timebank              So I filed:       Project Online LETS (Local Employment-Trading System) Timebank       has been created.              I want Ontario to spend an undetermined amount to fund a       digital service about helping citizens trade time at work in       order to increase access to child care.              What is your project idea?       Online LETS Timebank              The LETS (Local Employment-Trading System) is a timebank       software where donors and recipients log Hours of service       though a skilled mechanic may command 3 Hours/hour, a dentist       6 Hours/hour but the base rate is an Hour of unskilled or       youth labor. What a user can command is what a user can get.              LETS permits single and poor parents to log on what nights       they are free to double-duty baby-sit and what rate they       charge and then pay each other with Hour notes even when       broke.              In Japan, the Fureai Kippu Health Care Timebank allows       citizens donating time to official health care services to       later receive such time for care in return. I have heard that       over half of the population are registered.              This would be a digital service that was within the financial       purview of other jurisdictions. Though I am not able to       estimate the cost, I do believe I have estimated the great       benefits but still believe that programmers for a pilot       project should be doable with under the million dollar cap for       what others have already accomplished and in as little time as       it takes to announce the site.              How will this idea provide a solution?       A Timebank Service would greatly benefit both those who need       child-care and those who need health-care services and the       students who could help provide them too.              Is there anything else we should consider?       Youth Work-bees cleaning up the environment 1 Hour at a time.              JCT: Let's hope people vote to give it a try.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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