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Companies can only owe what they contractually agreed to owe. So by definition they already do. Getting paid based on cost of living is a request based on an ar
by TheRealPomax 4y ago
Companies can only owe what they contractually agreed to owe. So by definition they already do. Getting paid based on cost of living is a request based on an argument of fairness, something which companies (rather than people - companies are ant colonies, not ants) don't need to care about in the slightest. And thus, Canadians get the short end of the stick. The end, no moral.
- bigbillheck 4y agoCompanies exist only because of the law, which can certainly (in theory) mandate that they owe additional things to their employees, such as "a minimum wage" and "a safe workplace free of harassment".