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So what you're saying is that if workers got thoroughly organized, and raised their awareness of this issue, then paycheck-earners could simply negotiate to dem
by SkittyDog 5y ago
So what you're saying is that if workers got thoroughly organized, and raised their awareness of this issue, then paycheck-earners could simply negotiate to demand a chunk of that interest income, or even instant payment of wages worked on a daily basis?
That actually sounds like a really good idea. I'm glad that American workers' awareness of how little negotiating power they have is rising.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoYes. Although it may be impractical for employers who offer benefits since it’s not a simple hours worked*payrate calculation, and salaried exempt employees work varying amount of hours each day, but get the same amount periodically. Biweekly payments seem like a reasonable compromise to me given the logistics of payroll, and more frequent payments would seem like a poor use of negotiating power and time.