The whole thing is biased. If the so called "low-income workers" don't have this benefit (imagine: workers on system relevant jobs such as medicine, bakery, lo

The whole thing is biased. If the so called "low-income workers" don't have this benefit (imagine: workers on system relevant jobs such as medicine, bakery, logistics, grocery), it means they deserve a higher pay than the actual one they receive. These jobs are equally-if-not-more-relevant than jobs in other fields and must not be always labelled as "poor jobs". Not all the jobs require a computer in this world. The ones who have to stay on place must receive a higher raise.