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As everyone notices their packages stop arriving, comparatively few will buy into the idea that people making $17/hr are being 'exploited', especially as many p
As everyone notices their packages stop arriving, comparatively few will buy into the idea that people making $17/hr are being 'exploited', especially as many people find their own working hours being reduced or eliminated.
People making $16/hr aren't the ones living on Amazon Prime package flow.
Yes they are. A married couple each making that wage puts them right around the average household income in the US. Amazon got big by catering to the average household.
If you've ever wondered if you're out of touch and in your own echo chamber, you definitely are.
That sounds like a side effect of the gig economy, job insecurity, and a lack of safety nets, so it's all just a race to the bottom for laborers.