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shouldn't you be quoting examples from within the same society? it seems a bit suss to quote a German budget chain acting reasonably responsibly towards its emp
by jgamman 9y ago
shouldn't you be quoting examples from within the same society? it seems a bit suss to quote a German budget chain acting reasonably responsibly towards its employees as a counter point to an American one. last time i looked labour laws were vastly different between the US and Germany...
- jnbiche 9y ago> last time i looked labour laws were vastly different between the US and Germany... Exactly.
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- markshead 9y agoCompanies operating in the United States (like ALDI) are going to be subject to all the same labor laws as any other company operating in the United States. (I believe ADLI is owned by the same parent company as Trader Joes.)
- A_Beck 9y agoALDI has stores in the US, and it looks like they pay higher than the prevailing wage in the US too: https://www.glassdoor.com/Hourly-Pay/ALDI-Hourly-Pay-E7337.htm https://www.glassdoor.com/Hourly-Pay/ALDI-Hourly-Pay-E7337.h...
- na85 9y ago> last time i looked labour laws were vastly different between the US and Germany... Labour laws in the US seem to boil down to "should have pulled yourself up by your bootstraps harder" .