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It's a complicated answer because of laws nerfing collective labor power in the US, like Taft-Hartley. That is, I believe there's a big thumb already lowering
by eesmith 6y ago
It's a complicated answer because of laws nerfing collective labor power in the US, like Taft-Hartley.
That is, I believe there's a big thumb already lowering wages to below its worth. So the real question is, how do we determine "worth"?
Some countries with strong unions, like Denmark, have an equivalent of $20/hour minimum wage for McDonald's employees, even though Denmark has no minimum wage.