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That just encourages companies to subcontract out low-wage work rather than doing it in-house. The low-wage workers themselves are not better off. I believe tha
by poster123 8y ago
That just encourages companies to subcontract out low-wage work rather than doing it in-house. The low-wage workers themselves are not better off. I believe that regulations on 401(k) plan participation have already encouraged companies to shed low-wage workers.
- infocollector 8y agoWhen they game that regulation, then regulate sub-contracting. This is a cat and mouse game. The problem is, currently the mouse (regulators) - are dead.
- InitialLastName 8y agoWait, aren't the companies' anti-social behaviors the mouse, and the people trying to hunt down those behaviors (regulators) the cat? It may just be me; I always thought that the cat was doing the hunting in a "cat and mouse" game.