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You cant have free market where jobs are paid based on profit and a system that treats people equally. The reality is your examples are incredibly unionized job
by ps4fanboy 10y ago
You cant have free market where jobs are paid based on profit and a system that treats people equally. The reality is your examples are incredibly unionized jobs (teachers/nurses etc), these sorts of jobs tend have more normalized rates of income regardless of ability or performance, they also tend to have the best non monetary benefits. From my own experiences and observations I would say as income increases non monetary benefits decrease.
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoOr, you know, you can get the non monetary benefits written into law so they must be followed, funded from somewhere else, and things like that. Especially health care. And let union membership be an actual choice.
- ps4fanboy 10y agoI agree, lets make the debate about this then and not the "pay gap, sexism!" which is largely distracting and unproductive.