3 ms·
We have social security, unemployment insurance, medicare/medicaid, and on and on. You want part-time workers to be paid full time. How is that fair for the em
by darkstar999 11y ago
We have social security, unemployment insurance, medicare/medicaid, and on and on.
You want part-time workers to be paid full time. How is that fair for the employer? There is no good answer to the part-time work problem. If the supply of workers outpaces the demand for work, the employer will hire part time. It's simple economics.
- toomuchtodo 11y ago> We have social security, unemployment, medicare/medicaid, and on and on. None of which are sufficient compared to proper first world countries (ie anywhere developed outside of the US). > You want part-time workers to be paid full time. How is that fair for the employer? There is no good answer to the part-time work problem. A government doesn't exist for your business interests; it exists to take care of its citizens. If you can operate your business in such an environment, great. If you can't, tough. Quality of life is a more important measure than your exit strategy or next quarter results.