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Who are these people and why are they willing to work for a wage they by definition literally can't afford to work for? The argument could be made around requi
by SketchySeaBeast 3y ago
Who are these people and why are they willing to work for a wage they by definition literally can't afford to work for?
The argument could be made around required PPE as well. There are people willing to work without it, why aren't we jumping on that opportunity? Could probably employe another person or three if we didn't pay for PPE for the worksite.
- lumb63 3y agoThere are people that aren’t working in order to pay their living expenses. Think young adults, students, or retired folks picking up a side gig to pass time.
- SketchySeaBeast 3y agoShould anyone under 20 and over 65 should have a different minimum wage? Is it really that much of a shame that seniors can't find jobs to pass the time? Assuming they don't need the money there are other options there, like volunteering. I'm also wondering why college students, who are famously short of cash, should be considered unworthy of a living wage just because of their age and because some of them live with their parents. Should employees be forced to prove they really need the money before they can have a living wage? The reality is that minimum wage jobs will sink to whatever level they can get away with, forcing everyone who works at that minimum wage level to put up with the new decreased wage.
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