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And how long did they keep those jobs?

• salawat 6y ago
  Is there an answer you're expecting?
  • water8 6y ago
    Why work for free in the long run? There are not enough perfect jobs to go around. How do the others find motivation? Throwing money at a problem is a child's solution.
    • setr 6y ago
      I don’t think $6k/year gets you to working for free. At least, it certainly doesn’t for me.
      • water8 6y ago
        It get's you 6,000 less motivations to improve your situation and by extension improve society.
        • thedevelopnik 6y ago
          It literally gave them the ability to improve their situation. They could afford to take days off to interview for a better job because of this. Poverty is a trap most can’t afford to escape. It boggles my mind how people can read a headline that states an observed fact and then come with an opinion that that fact that happened just won’t happen.
        • setr 6y ago
          If that were true, than paying any satisfactory wage at all would be highly harmful to society; in fact for optimal societal benefit, all persons should be kept under severe duress at all times, to ensure sufficient and continuous motivation.
        • mbrodersen 6y ago
          Wow you obviously didn’t even read the article.
    • King-Aaron 6y ago
      > Throwing money at a problem is a child's solution Interesting take. So does that also apply to automotive manufacturer bailouts, bank bailouts, corn subsidies, oil subsidies, etc?