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Its not easy, because the company is not a charity. They are not giving away money at a loss to poor people to reduce welfare burden. They are hiring them for t
by zanny 9y ago
Its not easy, because the company is not a charity. They are not giving away money at a loss to poor people to reduce welfare burden. They are hiring them for the purposes of making a profit. If they had to provide a full living wage to those on food stamps, they would either A. still be making a profit and eat the losses or B. stop making a profit and promptly fire them. There is no altruism here.
- icebraining 9y agoblfr is arguing that it's what they're doing, not that it's their goal.