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Yes but, how much of that company growth came from not paying employees a fair wage? How much lost income tax would be recovered if the minimum wage tracked clo
by joshka 5y ago
Yes but, how much of that company growth came from not paying employees a fair wage? How much lost income tax would be recovered if the minimum wage tracked closer to $27 (forget $15 - lol). Not a specific comment on BG/MS, more generalized to billionaire company ownership in general.
- maxk42 5y agoThe fair wage is the one you agreed to take.
- joshka 5y agoYour statement is equivalent to "a particular practice defines what is fair". If this were true, then there should never be any cause for indignation over any existing or change in the application of a law (e.g. whichever side of politics you're on, use either 2A rights or LGBTQ Rights here).
- maxk42 5y agoUnlike 2A or LGBTQ Rights, you've agreed to your wage.
- joshka 5y agoInvoking godwin... the Nazi's agreed to their orders... it did not make those orders fair (/ethical / ...) Agreement to a wage purely means that you've exhausted reasonable alternatives available to you due to your constraints (time, energy, location, family, ...)