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So it doesn't have a minimum wage. There's nothing to hide here. Just look at the median wage in both places. Or in this case, the lowest 10% wage. I prefer A
by astrange 3y ago
So it doesn't have a minimum wage.
There's nothing to hide here. Just look at the median wage in both places. Or in this case, the lowest 10% wage.
I prefer Australia's wage board system, but I think nobody knows how it works because they're Australian so they've given stupid names to everything. Try and guess what "award" and "casual loading" mean.
- yladiz 3y agoIt doesn’t have a de jure minimum wage, but it does have a de facto one, and just saying it doesn’t hides the subtlety of that.
- RugnirViking 3y agoI disagree. I live here and regularly see people exploited. It's not uncommon for students from romania/moldavia/bulgaria being paid a literal token fee per hour just so they can register enough hours to claim SU. Job listings advertising this fact brazenly, because its not even illegal... Similarly a whole bunch of workers here in nordjylland's factory farms get paid ridiculously low salaries per hour. We're talking 70kr per hour or less.
- mannerheim 3y agoPlenty of Danes make less than that. Stages at Noma used to make absolutely no money at all.