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Well, in order for them to arbitrarily raise wages, they'd have to be convinced that it was in the best interests of their shareholders. Which means they'd hav
by bmelton 13y ago
Well, in order for them to arbitrarily raise wages, they'd have to be convinced that it was in the best interests of their shareholders.
Which means they'd have to figure out how to justify paying somebody more money to do the same amount of work, in a position that is effectively fungible.
Failing that, they'd have to figure out a way to get more work done out of each employee for less profit, or convince all of America that they should pay higher prices for commodity goods and still shop at Wal-Mart while doing so.