>Not all work is worth a living wage They are not, that's why minimum wage has lagged behind livable wage standards in the United States and Canada for decades

>Not all work is worth a living wage They are not, that's why minimum wage has lagged behind livable wage standards in the United States and Canada for decades, because minimum wages aren't livable wagges. >the work will either just not get done or it will be automated But I thought the free market runs itself? If an employee is bad they'd be gone in an eyeblink, so if a job is bad, why should it be allowed continued existence? Unemployment is at historical lows which is part of the reason why these awful jobs with awful pay can't be filled. >Experience showing up to work, following instructions, getting along with bosses and coworkers There are plenty of adults who work in """high value jobs""" failing all of that every, single, day. Some of them are here in this very thread advocating for child labour despite not having a single minute of experience working in any of these jobs that are about to exploit children.