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Your second sentence is debatable, as it appears that many European countries have high enough minimum total compensations (including benefits and other indirec
by nickff 6y ago
Your second sentence is debatable, as it appears that many European countries have high enough minimum total compensations (including benefits and other indirect costs) that unemployment is relatively high, and it can be very tough to get on the economic ladder.
- rbg246 6y agoBut equally a poverty wage job doesn't get you on the ladder it makes you an indentured servant.
- nickff 6y agoThe company I work at has hired a number of employees whose only previous work was very low wage, and that (low wage) experience definitely weighed in their favor.
- humanrebar 6y agoA verified history of showing up in time and not getting fired for theft or negligence is definitely valuable.
- gilbetron 6y agoWhich countries are suffering from this?
- magila 6y agoFrance and Italy have long had chronically high unemployment, particularly among young adults who struggle to gain entry into the workforce due to the high cost floor on labor.
- nitwit005 6y agoMy second sentence is suggesting that fast food restaurants will pass higher labor onto consumers. Your point seems entirely unrelated to that idea.
- nickff 6y agoYou are correct, I missed that period, and was in fact referring to your second paragraph.