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well you see... they pay near minimum wage for hard temporary labor that results in most of their workforce living below the poverty line. They've tried giving
by rgbrenner 9y ago
well you see... they pay near minimum wage for hard temporary labor that results in most of their workforce living below the poverty line. They've tried giving them a token wage increase, and it hasnt changed anything.. so clearly increasing wages doesnt work /s
For some reason they say they can't figure out.. people aren't jumping at the chance to live in poverty.
When they say they cant find people, and they're paying $7/hr or have increased it to $10/hr... it's a joke. They don't want to compete in the free market for labor.
- saint_fiasco 9y agoMaybe the robots cost the equivalent of paying a human $11/hr They will only try paying a person $12 an hour if the robots don't work.