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Couldn’t it be the case that a universal basic income that gives low-wage workers more choice would increase competition among their employers, resulting in low
by lambertsimnel 3y ago
Couldn’t it be the case that a universal basic income that gives low-wage workers more choice would increase competition among their employers, resulting in low-wage work becoming more enticing?
- mypastself 3y agoFor whom would this type of work become more enticing? I don’t follow.
- lambertsimnel 3y agoThose who already do it and others who might consider this type of work. If they didn't depend so much on it, maybe (for example) employers, customers, etc would have to treat them with more respect. Even if it isn't viable to increase the pay, the work could be made more pleasant if people took more persuading to take it.