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>Their reasons for having higher wages are well-documented and they are equally self-serving. The bottom line is that they are paying their employees much more
by NickC25 6mo ago
>Their reasons for having higher wages are well-documented and they are equally self-serving.
The bottom line is that they are paying their employees much more than their competitors would. You're going to pass that off as "self-serving"?
Their biggest competitor is owned by a family whose combined net worth is half a trillion dollars that derives from founding a megacorporation worth a trillion dollars....yet for some reason can't find the money to pay their employees a living wage, so they instruct their employees to go on government assistance.
- groundzeros2015 6mo ago> much more than their competitors would They have a different business model than their competitors. > You're going to pass that off as "self-serving"? Yes. Their model allows a few employees to serve many customers in a high-volume system. They have advocated for minimum wage laws increases in the past to deter competitors who have different models. > yet for some reason can't find the money to pay their employees a living wage eye roll.