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>Simply put, he hadn't realized the plight of those on 7.25/hr until he heard what his employees were going through. The fact that he needed to hear what his e
by minikites 7y ago
>Simply put, he hadn't realized the plight of those on 7.25/hr until he heard what his employees were going through.
The fact that he needed to hear what his employees "were going through" to justify paying them more than literal poverty wages is a problem. That shouldn't require a learning experience, it should be a day 1 realization.