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Poverty level compared to what country. Even 15 an hour in most places and you won’t go hungry or homeless.

• hackeraccount 5y ago
  That makes it sound like places are offering 40 hours (plus benefits) at $15 an hour. 40 hours plus benefits at $10 an hour would be a pretty good deal but the benefits part is so expensive that the $10/hour is close to an after thought for the people doing the hiring. So you get 10-15 an hour for 20 hours a week here. And the same deal there. And sometimes at a 3rd job because it's not really 20 hours, some weeks it's 10. And you've got a juggle all of this which is next to impossible.
  • ryan93 5y ago
    Good point. Regular hours would solve a lot of issues.