Minimum wage is not just important for the employer-employee relation, but also in society as a baseline of survivability. If you work a 100% of your time (so n

Minimum wage is not just important for the employer-employee relation, but also in society as a baseline of survivability. If you work a 100% of your time (so no sleep, no rest) and still cannot afford basic requirements for life then I'd argue that a minimum wage is the only way to guarantee that someone working about 8 hours a day can live. If a normal workday cannot pay for a baseline life, the system is simply wrong.