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But they can offer whatever they want as allowed by law. They're a business, not a charity. People can choose to apply and work there, or not. No one is forcing
by kdamken 11y ago
But they can offer whatever they want as allowed by law. They're a business, not a charity. People can choose to apply and work there, or not. No one is forcing them to.
I would recommend looking through her post and also some of the links posted. It looks like she wasn't living within her means. When that's the case you can either:
1. Work to increase your means
2. Reduce your expenses
3. Sink deeper and deeper into a pit of debt and despair
- mcphage 11y ago> They're a business, not a charity. She's not a charity, either—she works for them, in exchange for the money to live. If they're not offering enough for that to be possible, then they're expecting for people to work for them as a charity. > I would recommend looking through her post and also some of the links posted. It looks like she wasn't living within her means. I'm not going to try and assess that based on pictures someone found on the internet.
- kdamken 11y agoYou are 100% right - she's not a charity. If she's unhappy with the amount of payment she's receiving, she can leave and find another job. It's not like she signed a lifetime contract.
- mcphage 11y agoUnfortunately since they've mis-priced their offering, her replacement will be run into the exact same problem.