When it becomes mandatory, the cost will drop to next to $0.00. They already do blood tests and other tests on newborns.

And, conservative estimates put the percentage of "uncertain" paternity (I prefer paternity fraud) between 4-10% of kids born each year in North America. That's about 200,000/year....

Based on statistics for British Columbia, the average treeplanter: lifts a cumulative weight of over 1 000 kilograms, bends more than 200 times per hour, drives the shovel into the ground more than 200 times per hour and travels over 16 kilometers with a heavy load, every day of the entire season.
Encounters with wildlife, including grouse, stinging insects, moose and even bears are frequent. Bears are perceived to be such a danger by many, that the only way to ward them off is by having a "bear dog" on site.
Actual injuries from bear encounters are however extremely rare.
Another danger that treeplanters face is the risk of injury caused by the repetitive and jarring work.
Logging roads are notoriously dangerous as well, and that's where the majority of treeplanter accidents occur[11]. The reforestation industry has an average annual injury rate of approximately 22 claims per 100 workers, per year. It is often difficult and sometimes dangerous

I always find that contracting a professional hit out on your boss always takes care of the bee's knees. I mean you could always kill him yourself, but I'm guessing you're not an expert on the matter, correct? That's why I suggest hiring a professional to do the job.

Kill Bill.

Great, then why did you even start this thread...sigh.