Albeit a minimum wage hike or a government handout, somebody is having to come up with the money to support those full time workers on minimum wage. Take Wallma

Albeit a minimum wage hike or a government handout, somebody is having to come up with the money to support those full time workers on minimum wage. Take Wallmart as an example: Walmart workers at a single 300-person Supercenter store rely on anywhere from $904,542 to $1,744,590 in public benefits per year" http://democrats.edworkforce.house.gov/sites/democrats.edworkforce.house.gov/files/documents/WalMartReport-May2013.pdf http://democrats.edworkforce.house.gov/sites/democrats.edwor... The Forbes author applauds the Earned income tax credit as a subsidy but this again is the government having to co-pay Wallmart's employees with tax dollars.