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> American companies are subject to American law, domestically and overseas Absolutely not true. American companies don't pay foreign employees American minimu
by asdsa5325 9y ago
> American companies are subject to American law, domestically and overseas
Absolutely not true. American companies don't pay foreign employees American minimum wage, for example.
- djrogers 9y agoUS minimum wage laws are not written to apply globally, but if they were US companies would have to follow those laws.
- PeterisP 9y agoThey are subject to American minimum wage laws which (currently) don't require them to pay foreign employees a minimum wage. For a counterpoint, USA citizens are subject to USA income taxes even if they aren't in USA and possibly have never earned a single cent in USA ever.