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Why is that a problem? The teen, not having to support themselves, has an advantage over the self-supporting individual, they can accept lower wages. In return
by undersuit 10y ago
Why is that a problem? The teen, not having to support themselves, has an advantage over the self-supporting individual, they can accept lower wages. In return the company has a choice, to employ teenagers for less money and dealing with the consequences that they are part time or seasonal, or to employ the individual that demands a living wage for themselves and dealing with the consequences that they are full-time and rather permanent.
- winstonewert 10y agoI don't think it is a problem. My point was that not every job needs to pay a living wage.