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Interesting idea, that actually could work. The biggest issue I could see though is that the people paying labor costs are not necessarily the same people payi
by 20after4 3y ago
Interesting idea, that actually could work. The biggest issue I could see though is that the people paying labor costs are not necessarily the same people paying wages so putting pressure on one doesn't necessarily get a result from the other.
- HarryHirsch 3y agoJust look at Walmart. They don't offer a living wage, so they fix their employees up with every last social program the locality offers. And as a citizen you don't even get to opt out of that. Ordinarily, when you disagree with any business, the first step would be to boycott it, but you can't, you cannot opt out of your taxes going to food stamps and housing subsidies for those working at Walmart under the living-wage threshold. Especially insidious: work requirement for people on food stamps.