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Date Posted: 15:32:00 05/14/03 Wed
Author: schwabra
Subject: Business Lessons in Talmud

The 10 Business Lessons of the Talmud

Lesson 1 - Work: "Great is labor, for it gives honor to the worker."

Lesson 2 - Money: "When there is no money, there is no learning."

Lesson 3 - Charity: "Charity is equal to all the commandments in the world combined."

Lesson 4 - Obligations of Employers: "He who wishes to lose money should hire workers and not direct them."

Lesson 5 - Obligations of Employees: "An unfaithful worker is a robber."

Lesson 6 - Buyers and Sellers: "He who earns his money from trade in reeds and jars will never see a sign of blessing."

Lesson 7 - Environmental Stewardship: "Bits of broken glass should not be scattered on public land where they may cause injury."

Lesson 8 - Partnerships: "Do not enter into a partnership with a heathen."

Lesson 9 - Competition: "He performed no evil against his fellow man, namely he began no competitive enterprise or trade where there was no demand for it."

Lesson 10 - Education: "One who does not increase his knowledge, decreases it."

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Re: Business Lessons in Talmud -- sjk, 13:03:14 05/17/03 Sat
- Smile -- schwabra, 19:34:49 05/17/03 Sat
  - Re: Smile -- sjk, 14:22:40 05/19/03 Mon