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The economics already don't work. For example there are many jobs currently where they struggle to find workers because the pay is so low and no one wants to do
by fzeroracer 3y ago
The economics already don't work. For example there are many jobs currently where they struggle to find workers because the pay is so low and no one wants to do it. Rather than raise wages, they're instead hiring children, often illegally and lobbying to get the regulations lessened.
Companies will do anything to avoid raising wages so they need to be forced to the table to do so.
- kazen44 3y agoor the people working the jobs need govermental handouts to basically survive. Which actually means the business isn't competitive and can only exist by socializing it's losses. If the goverment needs to provide food stamps for your employees so they don't get into financial trouble, and your bussines cannot or will not provide them with a living wage. The bussiness should simply cease to exist.
- angmarsbane 3y agoOR instead of companies going under b/c the numbers no longer make sense....governing bodies could work to reduce the minimum cost to live, those necessary costs like housing and transit (to work and home). I agree that businesses need to pay enough for people to live, and wages have been falling increasingly short of that which is why labor organizing is rising. Businesses can pay more (which some businesses won't be able to so they'll shutter), or the costs that workers need to pay can go down (more types of businesses can exist).