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The problem isn't the help they're offering. I actually think it is nice someone is helping the employees. TBH, telling them to check into it isn't that helpful

by KingMe 13y ago

The problem isn't the help they're offering. I actually think it is nice someone is helping the employees. TBH, telling them to check into it isn't that helpful. Anyway, it's more the fact that this giant company is relying on the welfare state to support their employees.

qwerty989 13y ago
How is this different from any other small business that employs entry level workers? Cashiers at Apple retail stores make small wages too. Should we go after them too?
- stuaxo 13y ago
  Probably ?
- joshAg 13y ago
  It's not. No, we should go after changing the minimum wage law to somehow relate to the poverty line. No one who works 40 hours/ week or more in the US should be living below the poverty line.