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The problem with this is that a very large number of jobs become 'not a career.' Eventually there just aren't jobs to move on to. There are only so many manager
by mhurron 13y ago
The problem with this is that a very large number of jobs become 'not a career.' Eventually there just aren't jobs to move on to. There are only so many managers needed, only so many stores.
Why is it ok that minimum wage is unlivable?
- tcoppi 13y agoI don't think anyone is saying it is "ok", but if you increase the minimum wage to something "livable", eventually it will be profitable for employers to start automating those jobs out of existence (for example, with automated burger making machines at MCD). What is the solution to that? Lower living costs so that minimum wage is livable? Forbid automation?