>Yes Why? The point of a living wage is to ensure a person can live on their wage. In this situation the person can live of their wage. >And what about people

>Yes Why? The point of a living wage is to ensure a person can live on their wage. In this situation the person can live of their wage. >And what about people who aren't in this particular situation? If the best a person can do in life is a cashier at a fast food restaurant than they either have a problem (substance abuse or mental) and should get help or lack any motivation to grow. I don't think we need to make rules out of exceptions like that. The point of jobs like that aren't to stay at it for the rest of your life. >What is the policy solution to filter out people who you feel don't deserve this level of compensation for their labor? I don't believe somebody who can't get a simple order correct should get $25. Maybe if they got it right 99% of the time that would be one thing, but they aren't even close. I don't know what you mean by policy solution? Somebody should get a better job if they want more pay.