> the pains are most acute among low-wage workers, who economists say are revolting against years of poor pay and stressful conditions They aren't "revolt"-ing

> the pains are most acute among low-wage workers, who economists say are revolting against years of poor pay and stressful conditions They aren't "revolt"-ing. The market is simply not offering a trade that's worth the time they have. With inequality, inflation, and an economic system that functions the way it does, low wage workers are realizing that they are trading away their hours for very little of a thing that does not hold the value of their work hours.