Maybe use blockchain
Governance on the blockchain
A person has a job at a company, they “sign” a contract between the company and the employee. This contract stipulates an hourly pay of x amount. When the employee clocks in using their blockchain id, the blockchain tracks their work hours. Daily the hours are sent to the manager. The manager approves the worked hours. Once approved, the payment is transferred from the business account to the employee's account. Something that should be brought up is that the manager can deny the hours, at which point the employee can contest the action which signals the HR department to get involved. Then they make a ruling and apply it the the contract. Also another thing to take into account is to have amendments to the work contract for the employee. These amendments can be benefits, taxes, etc. So the amendment would include a tax account and would automatically take out the percentage for taxes.
Then you create an overall complex connected network of contracts that basically shuffle money around
But what about governance?
So this goes to the idea of “Be the borg”
Be the borg is about someone submitting an idea or question and the masses debate on this issue and submit responses. The majority wins.
This idea is based on the anime “eden of the east”.
But with blockchain involved, lets look at a more specific example
So lets say we have the police force or road works
They write up a contract that allocates an amount to get the work done
Also included in the contract is the percentage garnished from the tax account
they submit the contract to the blockchain where everyone that will pay taxes to it, i.e. the county residences, will “vote” sign off on the contract. The contract will stipulate the percentage of the population to consider it to be accepted. once the majority reaches consensus the contract will either be active or removed from the blockchain. The need for direct commenting on the contract would prove to be useful.
This would create transparency and minimize waste. Also if people try to create contracts that are poorly worded, it would get rejected.
Why does this have to be on the blockchain?
The blockchain creates secure distributed verification of the information contained on the blockchain, so people can't cheat.
expand this out into “contracts” between a customer and a business to exchange goods/services/etc.
