I enjoyed your comment, but this part stands on its own: > If an employer cannot pay their workers a living wage they do NOT have a business model. > They hav

I enjoyed your comment, but this part stands on its own: > If an employer cannot pay their workers a living wage they do NOT have a business model. > They have an exploitation model. as i replied to someone else who asked "what does livable wage mean [to you]?": A livable wage in the geographic jurisdiction they are in. Including stuff like transportation, healthcare, food, heat, housing, and insurance. Glad you asked. oh, the company can't compete without exploiting workers? oh well.